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OK, had a good check over the hood this weekend and finally found the cause. There is a small piece of fabric that is sewn into the side of the hood by the sliding plastic quadrant, in this part of the fabric is what can only be decribed as a rubber tube, this tube slides in to the plastic and helps keep the hood in the right place ready for the cable to fit in to the channel. I had to remove the plastic quadrant to slide the fabric/pipe back in to place. Once reassembled everything worked as it should :clapping: Thanks for the input Maurice, much appreciated
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Hi Maurice Thank you for the warm welcome, I will check these out over the weekend and report back and let you know. Looks like we are going to have a hot one here in the UK so an ideal time to try and figure this one out
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Hi All I have an issue with the cable on the nearside of my roof. Offside works just fine. When I close the roof, the nearside cable fails to locate in the runner, so I have to help it in by hand whilst closing. I have adjusted the metal spring plate and this seems to work for one close only so I gues it's not that. From what I have read on here, I have the later cables fitted, i.e. they have a ribbed/diamond pattern to the covering. Other than that the roof operates fine, could this be a stretched cable causing the issue? I have checked the velcro strap and this is attached to the roof material and wraps around the frame fine, if a little loose but I guess that allows it to slide. Also, the cable gives the impression it hasn't snapped as there does appear to be tension in it