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Originally Posted by scrambledeggs728
Saw a 2001 model with a nice looking roof and like new plexiglass rear window; seller says he broke his putting the top down in cold weather. now he always uses a towel to protect the window from being cracked.
Is this necessary? I did a search and found conflicting information as to how cold is too cold to lower the top; and whether the "towel" or "chop" methods are needed.
What is the easiest way to protect the rear window from damage? Does warming the car up by driving it with the heat on make it safe to lower the roof?
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The towell isn't going to prevent a crack. It will mitigate scratching the plastic when it folds.
Do some Googling on the matter. Lots of information about temperature and that plastic.
Google.
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