sl 500 hard top had to push down hard top but the roll bar stuck up wont close tried everything hydrolic fluid fine bat fine where is the manual bolt to lower bar?

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Asked by lumlumpluck Aug 28, 2016 at 03:57 PM about the 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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my advice to you is to find a specialist qualified technician to diagnose your automobiles malfunctioning hydrolics and rolls bars

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I just got it back from a mb mechanic and he fixed the issue? But not.

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My answer applies to the earlier (R129) SLs but it may also apply to your car. The Owner's Manual for my 2001 SL500 says, "The roll bar can be lowered again after an automatic deployment by pressing the upper half of the roll bar switch (for at least 5 seconds) until the roll bar drive mechanism audibly engages. Then press the lower half of the switch to lower the roll bar". If you have not tried this, I suggest that you do. The Owner's Manual also mentions that during both the raising and lowering of the soft top one of the first steps performed (automatically) after moving the switch for the soft top is, "Roll bar lowers". I am guessing that until the roll bar is lowered, there is a safety interlock that will not allow your top to go either up or down. Get the roll bar down and I suspect that the top will then function properly. Good luck.

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