1gpfreak
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- First Name
- Lonnie
- Joined
- Jun 3, 2020
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- Location
- South Carolina
- Vehicle(s)
- Jeep Gladiator
- Occupation
- Electro-Mechanic
Yes that strap. Put your top back and stretch that up and hook on top latch hooks. No morw flapping from windRead the thread trying to see if anyone had success rolling up the back window and the purpose of the elastic straps that come with the velcro straps. Figured I’d give it a go and had good success with it. The corners were able to stay in securely without the window holding them in place and the top could be in either position. Rolling it up is an option for more ventilation. It was a slight hassle rolling it but not hard, only a roll and a half is needed, no need to roll it like a sleeping bag. I might get a small section of corrugated pipe or something to help hold the shape but otherwise it stayed the way it needed to. The only caveat was that you need to remove the window from the track first and not just roll it straight up. Then slip it into the straps for storage and troll onward. Once you’ve unrolled it, the window will look jacked up but securing all the flaps into place will stretch it back out and return to its normal shape no worries.
Hope this helps.
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