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#1 Just bought and put on new best top twill soft top. is it safe to run jeep with new soft top through car wash? (have some salt residue i want to clean off)any recommendations because it’s winter and i cannot clean this at home id have to bring it to a car wash. #2 I've always been very hesitant to run my Jeep through an automatic car wash for 2 reasons: antennas and the soft top windows getting scratched. Just how I feel about that. I'm sure there are some that might be fine but I just picture those twirly grit filled tornados touching the plastic and I cringe. EJD TJ Overlander #3 Better thing to do would be to go to a self-service spray type place. That way you could hit it with higher pressure water on the top and still have the option to wash the body if needed.Thats definitely my go-to place after a beach baja where i'm getting saltwater all over my Jeep. #4 I agree. Too many issues with regular cars in a car wash, much less a rag top with antennas, mirrors, tires, winches, etc. bolted on the outside. And it's not like an automatic car wash is going to rinse the suspension/frame, etc. I feel like I'm way more careful about doing that in the self service car wash. #5 When running my soft top, I frequently use my pressure washer on the jeep. I'm careful around the zippers, but never have
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To remove the screws. The screws are all different sizes but many Jeep owners have had success using a #40 Torx bit to remove them all. The owner’s manual should also show exactly where the connection points are, and details on which screws need to be removed. Once you have removed a screw, put it into the correct storage container or bag so you do not lose it.Step 3 – Remove the HardtopThis is where things start to get a little difficult, especially if you are removing the roof by yourself.If your Jeep model has a hardtop that needs to be removed in one piece (rather than separate panels) you will need to make sure you lift the roof straight up, clearing the Jeep frame before pulling the hardtop away. Now you will need to open the back door of your jeep and sit in the trunk. Raise your arms and place your hands on the roof while extending your arms and pushing upwards.Once the roof has detached from the frame you will need to stand up, taking the hardtop with you – your hardtop is now removed!Step 4 – Store the HardtopSome hoists also act as storage for your hardtop, but others don’t. Make sure you store your hardtop somewhere where it will not get damaged and no one is likely to fall over it and hurt themselves. Step 5 – Enjoy the RideNow your hardtop is removed there is just one thing left to do, get out on the open road and enjoy the ride! Here is a quick video to show you how easy your hardtop can be removed:Other Options for RemovalRemoving the hardtop in this way can be hard if you are not particularly tall and strong, this is why an extra pair of hands can be useful. However, if you are worried that you will not be able to effectively lift off the hardtop, you can use a hardtop hoist. Some Jeep owners choose to build DIY hardtop hoists, others install hanging hoists from their garage ceiling and there are hoist tools that will lift the hard top on a lever.With a hardtop hoist like the Hooke Road Hardtop Removal Lift , you can easily lift the roof off your Jeep without any help and you will have a handy place to store your hardtop.Here is a YouTube demonstration of someone using a hardtop hoist
