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Reply With QuoteIf you're under warranty, go to the dealer, they'll adjust it. It takes like 5 minutes.
Chip
Is anyone else having a problem with the sliding door on the sunroof? Whenever I take off or stop suddenly, the door slides open or closed. Any ideas would be helpful....
If you're under warranty, go to the dealer, they'll adjust it. It takes like 5 minutes.
Chip
Chip
2000 Basalt Black Metallic GTZ
(Paint Code: Porsche LC9Z)
Genuine experience carries a lot more credibility than the ability to answer a question.
I have that problem also, and when I went to my sucky dealer they said the tension is right and that's how it's supposed to be
Jason - - cofounder of TGCNY
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2001 Galant ES
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Special Edition
It's a complain on Carpoint too...thankfully my car doesn't have this problem. Supposed to be my arse...how many cars with moonroofs have a sliding door that slides during driving...
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all you need to do is LIGHTLY pinch the aluminum track it rides in.
VERY lightly.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(manybrews)</div><div class='quotemain'>all you need to do is LIGHTLY pinch the aluminum track it rides in.
VERY lightly.</div>
cool thanks...where exactly should it be pinched
Jason - - cofounder of TGCNY
click banner to enter the NY Chapter
2001 Galant ES
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Special Edition
anywhere will work..but somewhere close to the front on both sides (maybe an inch back or so) and the same in the rear (an inch or so from the back)...that will make sure that when its all the way closed, it stays that way, and when its all the way open, it stays there too...just pinch enough so that the track puts pressure on the edge of the sunroof....you dont want to grush the edges...
~v
i have a sunroof but i don't have a sliding door. damn that sucks. if i had that i bet my tint would look darker. i'm thinking of puting a 5% on top of the factory tint thats already there
Thank you for the tip on fixing the shade of the moonroof...man...I love my car but I swear I was going to rip out that friggin shade...it was pissing me off!!!! :firedevil:
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