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Convertible top trim issue

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I had the plastic rear window on my 2001 cab replaced two years ago and I just noticed that at the front, left edge of the top it does not meet the plastic trim properly. Looking at the photo you will see the fabric top is lifted slightly above the trim at that front, left edge. Can anyone tell me if this is something I can correct myself, or do I need to trek back to the shop that replaced the rear window? I'm hoping it is just a few screws to move the trim or top back into place... Thanks.

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Took it back to the shop that orinigally replaced the rear window. They corrected it; I think they restretched the fabric top into position, where I think it is held in place by adhesive (not 100% sure). It definitely was not a mechancial issue that I could have fixed.

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