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| geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410  
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Show us the problem.
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27th Jun 2023 3:45pm |
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| PCM Member Since: 25 Jan 2019 Location: North East Posts: 868
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Use longer fir tree clips. Also when you added the roof insulation did you add it over the ribbed strengthened areas. Or just the roof itself.
One one of mine i changed a few of the fasteners to m6 Ruvnuts and a fancy black bolt. Never came off.. ever but was so easy to remove. Below is with 3mm of dynamat and 15mm of foam. Fits no problems even with standard fir tree fixings.  Click image to enlarge |
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27th Jun 2023 4:17pm |
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| shanecl Member Since: 20 Mar 2013 Location: Louth Posts: 496  
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I used 25mm fir clips and found it impossible to fit them where the rear headliner fits over the front headliner
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28th Jun 2023 8:13am |
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| Basti321 Member Since: 27 Jun 2023 Location: Barcelona Posts: 2 
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Click image to enlarge Thank you for the fast response. Fotos attached. Either way I am starting, I still have the middle section hanging down. I was trying to push the liner as was backwards as possible to have them aligned with the mounting holes for the pins. Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge |
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29th Jun 2023 6:34am |
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| GuJa Member Since: 03 Oct 2017 Location: Elsfleth Posts: 20  
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That's the same problem I've had with my 90. The problem is the 19 mm Armaflex which is much too thick. The roof liner has the same shape like the roof and therefor the liner will no longer fit to the roof. I have overcome this problem by sticking car felt to the Armaflex. I'm very pleased with this solution and the car has become much more silent now.
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2nd Jul 2023 3:22pm |
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