Sunroof Issues

[Ben]

My bonnet flipped up while driving and hit my elevated sunroof... Question is it now wont go down, does anybody have a Fiat CD of how everything works or anything. I had the Ford TIS which told you how to remove and fit anything to any ford, do Fiat do the same?

 

[Anonymous]

YEah but its not working yet. Abit tempermantal.

http://www.findmyoldcar.com:7080/navi?COUNTRY=012&SBMK=C&DRIVE=S&MAKE=F&PRINT_MODE=0&LANGUAGE=3&WINDOW_ID=1&SB_CODE=-1&ALL_LIST_PART=0&PREVIOUS_KEY=tlHome&KEY=HOME&ALL_FIG=0&GUI_LANG=3&EPER_CAT=SP

 

[Sabre23]

How does a properly closed bonnet flip up?
How does a Bravo bonnet, when flipping up, reach the sunroof?

Mark.
Council estate lad.
And proud of it!
Member of the Guild of Experienced Motorists.

 

[Anonymous]

When the wind catches it at speed and it flips it back with an unimaginable force and bends all fittings and slaps onto the windshield.

Very costly mate.

Joske

 

[Anonymous]

"How does a properly closed bonnet flip up?"

Well it can't. So it mustn't of been.

 

[Sabre23]

Mmmmm, precisely.

Mark.
Council estate lad.
And proud of it!
Member of the Guild of Experienced Motorists.

 

[Tom]

You're nearly as bad as me

This is why bonnets have the secondary catch.

 

[Ben]

I was driving along the A5 at 70mph. I had driven there from Glasgow... without a problem. I was near Telford. Suddenly without warning the car remembered it was built by monkies and was destined to give me trouble...

The bonnet catches were ripped clean off, the grille is nowhere to be found...

If anybody is breaking a car and has any useful bits I would be most grateful, am a little sore about it at the moment, slagging me off saying my bonnet wasnt closed properly isnt making me feel a whole lot better. I travelled 550 miles to get that car, and drove it back in 24 hour period, starting @ 2230, sleeping @ 0630-0930 then driving again.

Thanks for any help you can give

 

[LightWarrior]

Deja vous!! i drove Pauls HLX 500 miles in 10 hours, including a 1 hours nap break after lunch, then the rieger extension caught something and split in two a mere hours drive from my house! well gutted! I feel for ya brother!

Buzz (formerly LightWarrior)
The champion of the Bravo 1.4