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YOUR RESEARCHSunroof button issue

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switch

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It's probably the switch.
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Replace wheels.....will dive into this, too

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Tomorrow, I have the day blocked out on work on my car, get the track rash off the hood and bra, change wheels.....will dive into this, too!
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Replace wheels.....will dive into this, too

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Tomorrow, I have the day blocked out on work on my car, get the track rash off the hood and bra, change wheels.....will dive into this, too!
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Sunroof button issue

Replace whole panel

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A few judiciously-placed dots of superglue should keep the switch in place - cheaper and easier than replacing the whole panel.
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Replace wheels.....will dive into this, too

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Tomorrow, I have the day blocked out on work on my car, get the track rash off the hood and bra, change wheels.....will dive into this, too!
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Sunroof button issue

Replace whole panel

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A few judiciously-placed dots of superglue should keep the switch in place - cheaper and easier than replacing the whole panel.
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It's probably the switch.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey guys, I did some research in here and don't see a fix. The back of the sunroof button no longer stays in place. "sinks" into the roof. So, no one touch feature, have to keep finger on it but overall works fine. Same with the vent feature. Is there a clip that broke or some other piece that holds the button in place? Thanks, in advance, for any help.

POST 2Original post

It's probably the switch. You'll need to dive into it to know for sure though. This article should help out. http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...DY-Sunroof.htm

POST 3Original post

The clips that hold the switch are fragile, mine broke too. A few judiciously-placed dots of superglue should keep the switch in place - cheaper and easier than replacing the whole panel.

POST 4Original post

I have the same issue. Superglue only works for a small period. I'm thinking about taking the panel apart and adding a metal retainer.

POST 5Original post

Scott, Jimmyb is right. The clips on mine were broken when I bought the car last fall. I used a couple of strategic drops of epoxy and the switch has remained in place ever since. It's pretty easy to get that overhead console thingy off to have access to the back of the switch. Several DIY's on how to remove it. If you don't get it done before your next event at LCMT I will show you how.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Love RL- you guys are great. Tomorrow, I have the day blocked out on work on my car, get the track rash off the hood and bra, change wheels.....will dive into this, too! awesome! Thankx guys!

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