Loose bolt on driver's boot lid support bracket
I have a loose bolt on the driver's side boot lid support bracket. It is the bracket that mounts the assist gas-lifts and the motor drive unit. It is a button head torx socket bolt and it appears that the backing nut (or whatever the bolt threads into) is absent. When I attempt to torque it down it just spins freely. I removed the battery/fuse box access panel, removed the fuse panel and found that the drive motor obscures my view of the area that backs the bolt in question. Nor could I get my grubby little fingers in there blindly. I decided not to remove the drive motor as I don't have a service manual and I was also without help. This is a 2013 model so yes...it is in warranty. The problem is that the closest dealer to my location is 3.5 hrs away and I could not get an answer from the service tech as to whether this is a single day job or an overnighter. I have the possibility of getting it in on a Friday am and spending the night at the opera (Rigoletto....Verdi is my favorite composer) but if I can't ge the vehicle back the same day it means I drive a rental back to Louisiana and return the next Friday for pickup. Soooo...to make a short story long..:rolleyes:....I am hoping that someone with experience in that area of the vehicle may know what the problem is and give their opinion of the time involved for the possible fixes. I know it is a shot in the dark but you have to put a line in the water to catch a fish. Bentley Tech...you got your ears on good buddy (must be spoken with a Jerry Reed accent)???
Cheers, Robin |
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Hi Robin,
What year is your Bentley? Attached is a diagram of the assembly. I have the IETIS service manuals and can provide further instruction once I know your year and model. Peter |
Thanks PMS,
It is a 2013 V-8. A diagram of the driver's side mounting area for the boot lid closure motor would likely give me an idea of the problem. Thanks in advance, Robin |
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My manuals do not cover 2013. However, I am providing instructions and diagrams for the older models. If this diagram looks close to what you need, PM me and I'll provide you with all the details I have available.
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PM sent. Thanks in advance.
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