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940 Sunroof Screws

I tried to follow the FAQ to remove the sunroof panel and replace the seal. However, I found that accessing the rear screws with the sunroof in vent position was far easier inside the cabin. The FAQ suggested getting these two screws from the roof.

Also, I bought a sticky-back seal from IPD after calling their sales support and asking which seal was the right seal. Turns out, their seal is too short, and very hard to make work when stretched out.

I abandoned the IPD seal and re-attached the factory seal. The problem was not that the seal was bad or leaking but part of it fell down, which allowed rivers of water into the sunroof mechanism and onto the seat below. To reattach the original seal, I used JB Weld's marine epoxy. So far so good.
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94 940 n/a 320k+ and rolling, owned 18 yrs; 05 XC90 2.5t for the wife; sold 92 745T; sold 88 764T









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    Be sure to periodically clear the sunroof drains in the four corners of the tray. Start off by vacuuming out whatever debris you can then use compressed air to blow the drain tubes clear. You can try using a short length of vinyl tubing to reach the back corner ones. If needed you can try reverse flushing, finding the ends of the drain tubes up inside the drain slits in the front fenders or where they join the rear cavity drain hoses up in the corners of the trunk or up inside the drain slits at the base of the C pillars in wagons. If needed you can flush with water.
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    Dave -still with 940's, prev 740/240/140/120 You'd think I'd have learned by now



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