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Old 05-06-2009, 08:22 AM   #1
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Well, with the recent rain, i noticed that the sunroof is leaking on my S4. is this common or is there a known fix for this?






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Old 05-06-2009, 08:24 AM   #2
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There's some drain tubes on it that may be disconnected or clogged.
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thanks, ill look into those. esp. since the drain tubes for the back hatch were clogged when i got it
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my sunroof doesnt leak but is off the track anyone know what i can do to fix it? the motor is running i can see it running through the emergency access hole but it doesnt move and i dont know how to approach this problem any ideas? thanks
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Usually, if it gets to the point where you get water leaks on the ceiling, your sunroof assembly has rusted through.
This is usually caused by a plugged drain hose.
You'd be lucky to get a leaky hose or a disconnected hose as the culprit.

ANY problems with the sunroof operating requires the whole thing to be removed, rebuild / lubed, and then replaced.
This is a PITA job.


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