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SUPERLIFT
SHOCK
ABSORBERS
Optional Superlift Air Adjustable Shock
Absorbers allow
you
to
level
the
car
under
various loaded
cond
Itions. Air
is
added
to
the
rear shock absorbers, as needed,
through
an
air valve located on
the
latch
bracket
in
the
trunk
compartment
on all
models
except station wagons and
in
the
lower rear license plate retainer on station
wagons. A minimum pressure of
10·15 psi.
should be maintained
at
all times. After
the
car
is
loaded, pressure may be increased
until
the
rear of
the
vehicle returns
to
the
normal designed riding height,
but
not
exceeding
90
psi.
CAUTION:
00
not
use
superlifts
to
raise
car
above
normal
designed
riding
height.
If
superlifts
are
used
in
this
manner
for
sustained
driving
periods,
severe
damage
may
result
to
the
superlifts
or
the
car
mounting
brackets.
E-Convertible
Features
CAUTION:
Do
not
attempt
to
lower
the
top
when
the
temperature
is
below
40
0
Fahrenheit.
Prior
to
raising
or
lowering
the
top,
the
car
must
be
at a
complete
stop
and
the
sun
visors
turned
down.
When
lowering
the
top,
make
certain
that
the
top
is
thoroughly
dry
and
that
there
are
no
items
stored
in
or
beneath
the
top
well.
TO LOWER THE TOP-Disengage
the
lock
handles, located
at
the
front
of each side
rail,
by
rotating inboard until
the
lock
hooks are free from
the
strikers located
on
the windshield header. (The lock handles
must remain in
the
open
position until
the
top
is
again locked
to
.the windshield
header.) Actuate
the
top
control switch
and
lower
the
top
to
the
ha
If
down
position,
tuck
in
top
material, then lower
completely.
TO RAISE
THE
TOP-Turn
both
su
n
visors down and actuate
the
top
control
switch until
top
comes
to
rest above
windshield header. 'With
one
hand, pull
down left side of
the
front
roof rail
to
engage guide pin with .striker. ROTATE
LEFT lock handle
outboard
to
locked
position. Then
pull down right side of
front
roof rail
to
engage pin with striker.
Rotate right
lock handle
outboard
to
locked position.
BE
CERTAIN TOP
IS
SECURELY
LOCKED
TO
THE
WINDSHIELD HEADER PRIOR' TO
MOVING
CAR.
INSTALLING THE TOP
BOOT-Remove
the
boot,
which
is
normally stored
in
a
plastic bag
in
the
rear
compartment.
Center
the
boot
by engaging
the
snap fasteners on
the
outboard
edges of
the
seat back. Secure
the
boot
by
pulling it away from
the
belt
molding,
starting
at
the
center,and
by
sliding
the
plastic retainer
under
the
belt
molding
at
the
rear and sides of
the
boot.
Secure
the
front
portion of
the
boot
by
pulling it forward for proper appearance
and pressing
down
the
entire
front
portion
of
the
boot.
For safety'S sake, always store
boot
and
boot
protective cover
in
the
trunk
when
not
in
use.
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