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It's for the curved tubes that support the full tonneau cover when the top is stowed. The tubes were original equipment for cars that had the optional tonneau cover. The sockets for the tubes are on all BJ8s whether they got a tonneau cover or not.
The convertible top helper springs attach at the bottom to a triangular plate welded to the floor behind the upholstery trim panel and at the top to a hole in the top frame. The springs are relaxed when the top is up, therefore it's easier to install them with the top up.
The convertible top helper springs attach at the bottom to a triangular plate welded to the floor behind the upholstery trim panel and at the top to a hole in the top frame. The springs are relaxed when the top is up, therefore it's easier to install them with the top up.
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