morning everyone, when i bought my car the po had told me the sunroof suposidly didn't work but she never tried it. This morning curiosity got the better of me and i gave it a try and it doesn't work

Now i have a bigger problem, i cant get it to close all the way, the back part of it will not close all the way. I tired pushing it i tried opening and closing it and pushing it, nothing works. I'm currently at school, so if anyone has any advice it would great so i dont end up with a wet interior

 

Hi `Keane,
Below are some links on your problem..
The one from the MCF is from our old site, but still concerns your problem...I hope one of our expert member's can also post infor to help you ~> Good Luck 4-Sure

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thanks for the links space, they'll help in the long run, anyone have a quick fix so i can maybe get the darn thing closed?

 

Hi `Keane,
Found the below on a search....I hope one of our member's that had your problem sees your thread & can post some infor to help...Good Luck.. Below is from a 98 Monte..

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Manual Solution for 1998 Monte Carlo z34:

Pull down interior design near button, it's all velcro underneath. The motor is silver and on the bottom of it, there is a white colored ****, that has a slot for a screwdriver. I believe to close it is counterclockwise. For this you will need VERY small screwdriver, and requires much force with a small one.

I poked a hole through the interior, and used a longer screwdriver. More torque and less pain on hands. Poking a hole sounds weird, but to be honest, it won't be noticed much.

The sunroof on my 98 - FixYa
Source of above infor...Good Luck 4-Sure..
Wish you good weather & no rain

 

i like the screwdriver one, i have some tools in my trunk and will certainly be trying that before i leave, thanks space

 

Your Welcome `Keane,
I hope that works, but I also hope one of our member's that may have had this problem chimes in b-4 you attempt to poke a hole in your headliner..

I've never had a sunroof, , but I hope your track isn't messed up & jammed Good Luck 4-Sure...Pray for sunshine 2 : )

 

Sometime's I have to push the button repeatedly to get it to close all the way. Or you could try this

 

LMAO...at least they could have color quartinated the bumbershoot to the car.

Best of luck, Keane. I hope you get it closed before it rains.

 

well after much prying opening and closing only half of it went down completly. I had to seal up with this crap and it looks like freakin crap The arm on the left side refuses to go down letting the window drop

 

My sunroof has similar issue. The plastic bits and pieces in the tracks were jamming up. I had to remove the glass so that I could push the tracks back into place. I had to get the mechanism closed WITHOUT the glass in place, then I re-installed the glass. The glass come out after you unscrew a couple (four or six-I forget) torx head screws. Pretty easy job. Give that a try.