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Re: Sunroof leaking, not flush with roof, help please. 700 88

posted by  someone claiming to be P. Dwyer on  Sun Sep 30 10:26 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Richard: try 'bumping', for about half-a-second, the sunroof rocker switch; hit it light-and-quick for the opening action, and then the same for the closing function: I have found that this USUALLY will bring the leading edge up flush. Of course, it means getting into and out of the car a few times, but it beats the sh*t out of flooding the car. Prob.#2: it sounds like your A/C drain might be blocked (hard for me to know without seeing).Have you checked to see if the passenger side well is wet, too? I did a reply to a post here a few days ago on this very topic: use the right-hand vertical scroll bar to look for a posting from 'Winston', and the thread that follows with my name; it was within this past week: deatiled suggestions. Lemme know. --PD.





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