Anybody out there in the garage roller door game, or know how to adjust (increase) the height of the door opening??
In a week or so time I will be installing a Bilsein/Lovell HD 2" lift on my Pajero. If it lifted just the 2" (50mm) I might just?? scrape in under my garage roller door with my roof-racks on. But as I've read countless times on this forum, the rear usually increases in height up to 75mm, which will bugger me from getting my garage. So, I guess it could be a common problem? Surely I'm not the only one with a "low" garage door opening.
Luckily I have my awning mounted on the lower side of my roof-rack.
Here's a couple of photos showing my situation.
20131122_102644.jpg
In this photo above, I have a matchbox (about 35mm) sitting on top of my roof-rack. As you can see, not much clearance.
On the RHS of the photo you can see also I have about 4" before the door hits the positive stop, which is a piece of flat bar welded to the side track, as a safety stop.
20131122_103938.jpg
In this photo I have dis-connected the motor drive on the door, and pushed the door up onto the safety stop.
What I want to know is, how to I adjust the door opening height with the electric motor engaged, so I can get another couple of inches and not have the door bang into the positive stop either??
In a week or so time I will be installing a Bilsein/Lovell HD 2" lift on my Pajero. If it lifted just the 2" (50mm) I might just?? scrape in under my garage roller door with my roof-racks on. But as I've read countless times on this forum, the rear usually increases in height up to 75mm, which will bugger me from getting my garage. So, I guess it could be a common problem? Surely I'm not the only one with a "low" garage door opening.
Luckily I have my awning mounted on the lower side of my roof-rack.
Here's a couple of photos showing my situation.
20131122_102644.jpg
In this photo above, I have a matchbox (about 35mm) sitting on top of my roof-rack. As you can see, not much clearance.
On the RHS of the photo you can see also I have about 4" before the door hits the positive stop, which is a piece of flat bar welded to the side track, as a safety stop.
20131122_103938.jpg
In this photo I have dis-connected the motor drive on the door, and pushed the door up onto the safety stop.
What I want to know is, how to I adjust the door opening height with the electric motor engaged, so I can get another couple of inches and not have the door bang into the positive stop either??
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