Sunroof seal how do I install the sunroof seal?

Important: This sunroof system is timed from the factory in order to allow the actuator to shut off automatically when the sunroof window reaches a certain position. Use extreme care when removing the actuator from the sunroof module. This may cause the timing to be thrown off. This may damage to the sunroof. Anytime the actuator needs to be removed from the module, ensure that the sunroof window is in the fully closed position.
Remove the sunroof window. Refer to Sunroof Glass Panel Replacement .
Slide the sunshade fully rearward. Move the sunroof window to the vent position. Remove the sunroof screws (two on each side). Remove the sunroof window from the module.
Place the sunroof module in the fully closed position. Remove the headliner. Refer to Headlining Trim Panel Replacement in Interior trim.
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J 38778 Door Trim Pad and Garnish Clip Remover

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J 2772-C Headliner Installer

1. Remove the sunshades. Refer to Sunshade Replacement .
2. Remove the overhead console, if equipped. Refer to Roof Console Replacement .
3. Remove the sunshade retainers. Refer to Sunshade Anchor Replacement .
4. Remove the power sunroof switch, if equipped. Refer to Sunroof Switch Replacement in Roof.
5. Remove the sunroof trim lace, if equipped. Refer to Sunroof Seal/Molding Replacement in Roof.
6. Remove the dome light, if equipped.
7. Remove the coat hooks. Refer to Coat Hook Replacement .
8. Remove the assist handles. Assist Strap Replacement
9. Remove the rail lamp. Refer to Roof Side Rail Lamp Replacement in Lighting.
10. Remove the windshield side garnish molding. Refer to Windshield Pillar Garnish Molding Replacement .
11. Remove the upper quarter trim panels. Refer to Rear Quarter Upper Trim Panel Replacement .
12. Remove the center pillar upper trim panel. Refer to Center Pillar Upper Trim Panel Replacement .
13. Pull down on the door opening weatherstrip seal on both the front and the rear doors.
14. Remove the 2 rear retainers (2) using J 38778 Door Trim Pad and Garnish Clip Remover. Disconnect the headliner electric harness at the right side of the rear window shelf. Rotate the right front seatback to a horizontal position. Remove the headliner from the vehicle through the right front door.
    

Disconnect the electrical connector from the actuator.
Important: Before removing the actuator, ensure that the pins J 41718 are tight and holding the cable.
Thread the J 41718 into the front sunroof window screw hole in order to retain the cable adjustment. Remove the sunroof actuator screws. Remove the sunroof actuator from the module. Did you look for a video on youtube ?

Heater core . Do you smell anti-freeze

god morning check the rails if there is any thing blocking the sunroof way, or the motor of the sunroof might be broken. but mostly the problem is from the rails.

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Can't fix anything till you find out where the leak is

Get inside & have someone run the hose on it

Remove whatever trim you have to,to see the water
entering

This is a dealer only item.

most upholsterers should be able to help here If not go to a rubber dealer that sells sponge rubber etc as most have a good selection of auty trim rubbers that you can fit yourself. The best glue is loctite 406 Be careful as it is a super glue

The drail holes in the sunroof are probably clogged up with debris, allowing the water to overflow into the car. Open the sunroof, look to the extreme front and rear of the sunroof tracks. That is where the four drain holes are and they may be clogged. Remove any large pieces of debris by hand and then use a small, pointed object to clear the drain holes. That should solve your sunroof overflow water issue.

How to Repair a Leaking Car Sunroof Repairing a leaky sunroof usually leads to discovering that the sunroof is not the culprit of the leak. Instead dirt and debris may be the likely culprits since they obstruct the drainage tubes or the drain channel that are part of the sunroof's water management system. Once these are obstructed, the water backs up and heads for the nearest escape, which may be to the interior of your car. The following instructions are to help you repair a leaking car sun roof.

1. 1)Use a non-abrasive cleaner with a soft cloth to clean the glass panel and the seal on the outside of the car.2)Open the sunroof after opening the vent shade. Allow the sunroof to open to the vent position but do not let it slide backwards.Wipe and clean the trough that is around the opening of the sunroof. 3)Use a wet cloth to remove any debris that may be preventing a tight seal between the trough and the sunroof's seal.Inspect the seal. 4)Look for any cracks in the seal. If you find any, you will need to replace the seal. Contact the car manufacturer or a repair shop to replace the seal.Check the drainage tubes.5) You can use a small cable or even a coat hanger to gently probe around for a few inches to see if there are any clogs or standing water in the tubes.6)Use a thin cable or coat hanger wire again to try to clear the drainage tubes if they are clogged. Make sure whatever you use does not have a sharp end and apply only a little pressure.7)Verify that any of the standing water in the drainage tubes went down by poking a dry thin cable or wire down an inch or and pulling the wire back out.8)Check that the clogs are completely gone in the drainage tubes by pouring a small amount of water into the tubes.
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   How to Check a Sunroof for Leaks There's nothing nicer than a sunroof in your car, especially on a spring or summer day. Open the sunroof and enjoy the fresh breeze. But check a sunroof carefully for leaks before you buy a used car. It's just good business. 1)Open the sunroof to check for leaks when you are shopping for a used vehicle. First of all, make sure the sunroof opens smoothly and closes securely. A good, snug fit with no cracks or lop-sided setting is a good indication that it won't leak.2)Look carefully around the inside edges of the roof of the car where the sunroof opens. Check a sunroof for leaks by making sure there are no signs of rust or corroded metal around the opening edges. Of course, examine this area while the sunroof is open so that you see all areas on the sunroof opening's edges.3)Check the ceiling inside the vehicle when you check a sunroof for leaks. Look for signs of water stains around the inside ceiling lining of the car at the sunroof's site. Ceiling fabric at the site of the sunroof or around the area of the sunroof that looks spotted or has slight color variations may indicate a sunroof leak.4)See if the car's headliner (the ceiling fabric) is sagging. A leaking sunroof may cause water to run inside the headliner. Water buildup causes the headliner to sag over time.5)Examine the floor of the vehicle carefully when you check a sunroof for leaks. Damp carpet or a mildew smell may indicate a leaking sunroof. Also, look for water stains on seats where water may drip down from the sunroof. This will help. Thanks please keep updated. please do rate the solution positively .thank you for using fixya
   
   

lift rubber edges and apply clear silicon sealant under edges let cure hose with water to test, if leak then seal edges of glass with eurothane sealant, not silicon will rot in sun within year

but a caulking gun and some clear silicone caulking.... run a bead of caulking all the way around the outside of the sunroof edge.... use a stiff peice of card board and something similiar to smooth the edge of the bead of caulking.to make it look less obvious.. if the seal is the same as weather stripping on a car it's somewhat more diffucult to fix.

Robert