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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've been searching through parts catalogues with no luck. Can anyone please help me identify the parts where the sunroof attaches in at the top middle of the A pillar? This is all in my effort to reduce rattles and all these are rattling bad. Thanks!!

POST 2Original post

The local dealer told me to glue a couple of small strips of a thin light foam - like a light weight 1/4" seat foam to the inside in order to take up the slack. Worked perfectly.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was wondering about doing that. What kind of glue did u use?

POST 6Original post

Yep, Like 808bill said - I just used a spray glue, could have been 3M could have been Elsie the cow from Borden.

POST 7Original post

"Interior sensor monitor caps" are the smaller pieces, available at suncoastparts.com part #PK9X6EYES.

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