Hatch doesn't sit right
#1
Hatch doesn't sit right
I think I know the solution, just wanted to get some input while I'm unable to fix it.
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Left side
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So what I'm really trying to ask, is do you think that the reason it sits wrong is because the bracket on the damper is upside down? is it even upside down?
Right side
Left side
Right
Left
Right
Left
So what I'm really trying to ask, is do you think that the reason it sits wrong is because the bracket on the damper is upside down? is it even upside down?
#3
Great, only problem is the hatch is slightly dented, hope the person didn't flip the bracket because the dent rubs or something.
Either way I'll find out.
Thanks for the quick response!
Either way I'll find out.
Thanks for the quick response!
#4
yup, had the same problem. flip them and be done. if it does rub just put it back and ignore it. with you having a black car it's less noticeable than it would be on any other cars
#5
Ha, my car had the same issue when I first bought it. I was livid that I didn't notice it until I paid the owner for the car and got home. Then, I lifted up the hatch and realized it was just the flipped bracket - not sure why it was like that, but with a simple flip, it fits like a glove now!
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#9
Sadly it is. PO clearly weren't very good to the car.
I'm doing my best to get it pretty again.
Not going well with the vandalism and all
Though, that might turn into a full repaint, so maybe it'll be pretty again.
Flipped the bracket, and it sits perfect!
Super happy about it! haha
I'm doing my best to get it pretty again.
Not going well with the vandalism and all
Though, that might turn into a full repaint, so maybe it'll be pretty again.
Flipped the bracket, and it sits perfect!
Super happy about it! haha
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