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motor going bad

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The bad news: It's more than likely the motor going bad

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The bad news: It's more than likely the motor going bad

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

there is an annoying problem with my sunroof switch. It ALWAYS requires pressing the lift button twice to get it to operate. I will press lift hear a click but no movement. Then quickly press again and it will work. Same operating procedure for closing the sunroof once it is open. I think it is more than just a switch going bad because it ALWAYS works on the second press. Any thoughts?

POST 2Original post

Did you try the reprogramming sequence?: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...some-help.html

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Welcome to my world... After a lot of reading and fiddling around with it I have come to these conclusions: 1. The bad news: It's more than likely the motor going bad 2. The good news: Mine has been that way for almost a year Motor is available under $300.00 last time I checked at Sunset Parts but I decided to just wait till the damn thing finally gives up the ghost. Hopefully, not in the rain...

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