My locks keep opening and closing on their own

put it in a garage with heat and open it up for 3 days to dry out

check your fuses first but if not that you need some plastic and duck tape cut the plastic to fit on the roof and tape it there

Remove rear seat belt bolt, remove upper rear panel, splice vent motor wires. Use 12 volt power supply to close. I used battery charger kepp closed so you can wash and keep rain and snow out.

the drivers door switch is also a door module and ever thing from for the door goes threw it

as a florida resident for over 30 yrs and a mechanic I'm Not a big fan of sunroofs I'm a convertible man. a sunroof can be a real problem and costly to repair. may I suggest pulling the fuse and not using the this feature as they are prone to leaking. this situation sounds dangerous and should be off line until a solution is found.

I got some silicone spray and sprayed it around all the rubber edges of the window frame that the windows slide in, i had to do this a couple of times and to be honest i made a mess but after putting the windows down and back up about 5 times they worked like new.

Several opinions about this:
Silicon Spray
Guys dont use Silicon Spray - I tried it (expensive stuff) and the windows were great for couple of weeks, then they got really really bad, much worse than how it was originally. The problem is that gunk and dirt get into the silicon and get stuck in it.
It took me months to get rid of the silicon **** using detergent.

WD40
WD40 is too thin and wont last long. It can also affect the window tinting.

Carbon/Graphite Powder
This is the best stuff to use. Dust does not get caught in it.
It works instantly and lasts for weeks - depending on how worn down the window rails and rubber are. If the windows start to go slow again, just put some more in. I keep a bottle in my glove compartment. If it rains heavily, it can wash away the carbon though. But at least it wont seize up like silicon grease. I think this is what the factory does to new cars anyway.

For the last choice, visit Auto-One stores:


Its cheap - around $5 I think. You can get it from any auto shop such as Repco, AutoOne, etc..

Hope helped.

Linkage come off under the grill.remove the grill and check.

It will have to be resealed!
If you are keeping it for a few more years i would advise you have it removed & resealed properly! [RUST]
I cant see any reason to get a sunroof as you are looking at the road I HOPE! lol

Check for Blown Fuses?

A rubber boot around the lock motor can disintegrate and get caught up in the motor gear or if the link age assembly to the motor gear has been fixed with epoxy glue ( allowing no free play) then these symptoms can develope which allows the automatic door locks to work but very stubborn almost impossible to open manually.