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Rampage window removal

broncodriver99

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Jan 27, 2008
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Glen Allen, VA
The side panels should just zip out. If it is like my STC top you have to pull the top flap out of the door support bracket to access the zipper.
 

BronCowie

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Apr 24, 2007
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Vancouver, WA
No, don't take the frame off. Unzip the two rear window zippers just up to the top corners so you can reach in from the tailgate and relax the side tension bars. Then untuck the bottom edges of the two rear lower corners from the bottom rails for easy access to the side zippers so you can unzip them (you also have to untuck part of the edges on the upper door frame to get them all the way off) then tuck back in. On the back, you bring one of the two zippers over to the other one to get them off on the end of the zipper. Tuck the rear corners back into the bottom rails and snap the tension bars back into place. Hope that makes sense... I'm going off of memory from about 2 years ago.
 
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Tiko433

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I know just enough to be dangerous
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Jul 9, 2014
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Loc.
South West Florida
I love my Rampage Top ... It's down weather permitting, every chance I get. It's been really hot lately so I been running around with the top up and all the windows out to keep the sun off me. I made a 3 layered bag to store the windows in so I can keep them with me at all time if I need them.
 

panteramatt

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Mar 11, 2011
Messages
654
I hate the soft bronco tops. I just believe it takes WAY too long to put them up and down.
I mean maybe its me cause I dont put ours down too often but when I do it takes me and my wife like 10 minutes and putting those plastic side clips in the rail are a major pain!
 
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