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Before lowering or raising the

convertible top, stop in a safe place off

the right-of-way and park on a level

surface.

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Make sure nothing is on the convertible

top or near the back window when

raising or lowering the convertible top.

Even small objects may interfere and

cause damage.

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When lowering the convertible top,

make sure objects inside the vehicle are

not blown away by the wind.

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Secure all loose objects inside before

driving with the convertible top down.

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To help prevent burglary or vandalism

and to ensure that the passenger

compartment stays dry, close the

convertible top securely and lock both

doors when leaving the vehicle.

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Do not drive through an automatic car

wash; it may damage the convertible

top.

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Do not raise or lower the convertible

top when the temperature is below 5 °C

(41 °F) ; this will damage the

convertible top material.

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Do not lower the convertible top when

it's wet. If the convertible top dries

while folded, it will deteriorate and

shrink.

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Lowering the convertible top while it's

wet can also cause water to drip into

the passenger compartment.

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Do not raise or lower the convertible

top in a strong wind as it could damage

the convertible top or cause an

unexpected accident.

qLowering the Convertible Top

1. Make sure the parking brake is applied.

2. Fully open the left and right windows.

3. Turn off the engine.

4. Make sure there are no objects which

have been placed in the area where the

convertible top is to be retracted.

5. Pull the top latch outward by pressing

the lock release button to detach the

lock. Make sure the lock is detached.

Lock release button

Top latch

6. Standing outside of the vehicle, hold

the convertible top along the center

edge and pull it toward the vehicle rear.

Center edge

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