YOUR RESEARCHIs the sunroof adjustable? Back corner sits much lower than roof
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Hi all, I brought my car in a few weeks ago for squeak fixes for the side rear windows and sunroof. The fix they did for the sunroof was apply pieces of felt under the edge that you would see in the tilt up position. However this if anything would make my sunroof sit higher than the roof, but mine is lower. Any thoughts?
Try re-greasing the track. The lift mechanism in the back may not be fully lifting the panel. The tracks often dry out. Give that a try... C.
You can also try opening and closing it again. Sometimes the panel will stop moving before it's cycle is completely finished. Happened to me once.
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