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| Sunroof, removed |
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| White end cap, remove this to pull slide and cable out |
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| Slide and cable removed |
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| Be sure to slide cable into proper track |
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| This screw holds plastic frame to metal frame. Remove only to pull out cable track (not necessary) |
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| Old cable, mangled in motor space. You can see how the two cables interact with the motor here. |
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| Slide cable into track after end cap removed |
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| Be sure the side nubs on the slide sit correctly in the track |
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| Another slide nub |
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| slide nubs |
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| One of at least 8 total nuts that need to be removed to pull sunroof out of vehicle. Two on each side, four in front. The sides also have a bar attached to the vehicle that needs to be removed (see other pics) |
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| sunroof nut |
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| One of two side bars on the one side (same on both sides). You can remove the whole bar (easier) from the vehicle |
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| Another side bar with two bolts |
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| Motor bolts |
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| There are four drainage tubes, one in each corner. Squeeze the clamp, pull the tube |
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| The tubes are in each corner of the sunroof |
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| This piece has one nut on the left side of the pic. It holds the front of the sunroof in place. Once it's removed, tilt the piece down and pull out of slot on right. |
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| Another of the four nuts in the front |
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| Ceiling plug. I used a flat bar to pry this out, and they just push right back in. |
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| Slide your flat bar on the side and gently pull down. The metal clamps inside will release. |
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| You have to pull these column covers out away from the side to avoid damaging the ceiling panel. Slide your flat bar behind and pull gently, then pull the ceiling panel out. |
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| This piece is somewhat difficult. The three pieces on top you can see facing you slide in first, and there are three metal clips that slide into place on the outboard side. The forward and rearward pieces have two holes they have to sit in. It took a little more time and patience. |
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| Ceiling hand holds are removed with a phillips screwdriver. Pop open the cover with a flat bar. |
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| The visor hangers turn to the side and pull down. Reverse to replace. |
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| This is the cover to the visor hinge. Slide the flat bar around one of the sides and pop it off, then remove the visor with a phillips. |
From where you got the plastic cable ?
ReplyDeleteDo you have the part number
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I found my receipt. Part number 63205-0E020, so yes to Danull. Where did you find that? Good luck. Let me know if the pics help or you need help.
ReplyDeleteDid you order the cable from the dealership? Online store? Thanks for the writeup.
ReplyDeleteI got mine from the dealer. Part number 63205-0E020 on the 2004, but should be the same for most.
DeleteSorry for getting back to this so much later. I worked the longest on these two pieces (one on each side). I did use the metal pieces, but I think I put them on the piece first, then slid them up in. It took a lot of trial and error, and I'm not sure I got them to click fully into place, but they worked from what I could tell.
ReplyDeleteI have a part from the sunroof looks like steel bracket shape L with a small hole in the front and a rubber at the back with a oval hole.do you know where is going?
ReplyDeleteI have a part from the sunroof looks like steel bracket shape L with a small hole in the front and a rubber at the back with a oval hole.do you know where is going?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pics. Our sunroof was stuck fully open. I just needed it closed. One thing I figured out is the black shields covering the belt is the "driving" part and the white shields were just the holders to keep the extra belt when the glass was closed. After taking out the motor I was able to grab the belt and manipulate it closed with some needle nose pliers. So moving the belt sides little by little towards the white shields I could get it closed. Thanks again.
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