Sunroof won't open
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Sunroof won't open
Any1 have this problem: My sunroof, when I try to open it will sound like the motor is running through a complete, normal cycle, but it's not moving the glass.
It's stuck in the closed position luckily.
Maybe it became detached from the mechanism?
Would it be possible to take down the headliner and reconnect it or would that be difficult to make it look like it was never down(sagging, etc.)? TIA
It's stuck in the closed position luckily.
Maybe it became detached from the mechanism?
Would it be possible to take down the headliner and reconnect it or would that be difficult to make it look like it was never down(sagging, etc.)? TIA
#2
Ive never had the sunroof stuck closed, but its been stuck in the vent position before. When I pressed the button to close it, the motor would start but then it would kind of stall out the way your car will stall if you rev a manual into redline. Took it to the dealer and they said that ALL the screws that hold the motor up had come loose and the gears of the motor werent in contact with the gears that slide the glass.
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help sunroof problem
Any1 have this problem: My sunroof, when I try to open it will sound like the motor is running through a complete, normal cycle, but it's not moving the glass.
It's stuck in the closed position luckily.
Maybe it became detached from the mechanism?
Would it be possible to take down the headliner and reconnect it or would that be difficult to make it look like it was never down(sagging, etc.)? TIA
It's stuck in the closed position luckily.
Maybe it became detached from the mechanism?
Would it be possible to take down the headliner and reconnect it or would that be difficult to make it look like it was never down(sagging, etc.)? TIA
#5
If you don't want to tackle it, your local dealer should be able to do it for free or cheap. It takes like 30 min max to do
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kelvin21 (05-01-2014)
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Sounds like the same problem that I had and many others. Screws most likely came loose from the motor and its hanging below the gear mechanism to move the glass. If you pull down the headliner you can get right at the screws and secure them with some loctite to keep it from happening again
If you don't want to tackle it, your local dealer should be able to do it for free or cheap. It takes like 30 min max to do
If you don't want to tackle it, your local dealer should be able to do it for free or cheap. It takes like 30 min max to do
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