My a4 audi convertables roof has jammed what do i do wont close back

You need to have the dealer reset the programming. NEVER change a battery in this model car without a backup power source connected to avoid these types of problems in VW's

Look in owners manual,it will show you how to raise/lower roof with tool end of dash driver side
Once you have the tool the best way to reset roof is to manualy lower it and lock rear cover
Two people helps to lower as you have to lift front of roof and lift rear
When rear metal cover is unlocked push roof fully down and lock cover
The roof should then work with the switch

try first to use WD-40 spray to lubricate the guides and make the movement easy,may the motor not faulty.

do you hear the hydrolic pump in the trunk area? If you stand in the back seat floor and pull the top up by hand it will come up its not easy put it well come up. Have you checked the hydrolic system for a leak? hope this helps CJ

roof has manual crank.open small cover on roof linning just in front of centre of sun roof and crank closed with 3 allen key usually kept inside fuse box cover.

whitour roof.

i can,t see why all these should need to be replaced,you need to get a more detailed report of what exactly they want to replace and for what reason in my experience dealerships dealing with roof faults will replace parts one by one untill the problem is fixed and surely the dealer should cover the cost of the repair if the roof faulted after only 3 weeks

Hi ,Unless you are familiar with this system LEAVE it alone,you should be able to manually close the roof to get you home the key is located behind the fuse box cover on the Offside of the car at the end of the dash by the fuse box.your manual will tell you the procedure to close and secure the roof.if your in England(UK) you can email me your Tel. no and I will try and help.

Somewhere on the roof of the car, in front of the sunroof, you may have a small plastic square (my 99 A4 has this). Open that up and there's a screw-drive setup inside that you can turn to close it manually. If your car doesn't have that, it may be up underneath the map/dome lights on the headliner.

My Audi A4 has a manual crank spot under a flip cover just in front of the roof on the ceiling. If your roof is opening randomly, it may be just bent contacts for the switch (this is known on the A4). Remove the sunroof switch from the headliner, take the switch itself off the mount, and you'll see the contacts underneath. Bend them more vertical so they can contact the switch knob more easily, and try it out. This fixes the problem on the A4 and your Golf likely has a similar design.