HOW TO CLOSE SUNROOF THAT IS STUCK OPEN. SUPER EASY

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You’re the best! Two days with an open sunroof of my Mas, hoping it wouldn”t rain. After bringing it it to the garage, where they weren”t able to help me, I ran into your video. Jumped into the car and fixed it. Thanks a lot!

I looked at7 videos trying to fix this problem.they ALL talked for 20min trying to be utube stars.your video solved my problem in 5min. Thank you. YOU'RE a utube sar!

Thank you so very much!!! Covid affected my income this year, can’t afford to take my vw golf into a shop. Your instructions were clear and to the point. Many blessings to you and yours!!

You're the only person that explains and show how to.

Thanks, you saved the day my sunroof wouldn't close when I got home and I didn't have time to go get and replace the switch since it's getting late. Much appreciated 🙏

Subbed!!! Just for this video alone...I just bought a Ford Explorer had it 2 months! Got caught in worst hailstorm we've had in my area in 20 plus years! And now I have 400 plus dents, cracks etc.... and the sunroof will not close! So thank you.... appreciate it!

Thanks so much for putting these kinds of videos out!! They really do help.

Thanks very much for this video! My 2006 Hyundai Tucson sunroof was 'almost' closing in the tilt mode. It was showing enough gap that a popsicle stick (for example) could slide through the gap. This caused a fair amount of noise on the highway. I tried lubing all tracks and joints that I could see (and used Armour-All tire treatment on the rubber gasket), but it still wouldn't close any further. Screws weren't accessible via the sunglass case — but popping out the map-light lenses (with a small flat screwdriver, as per owner manual) exposed the screws. I took them out to get at the motor and used the 4mm Allen key trick to put more pressure on the closing mechanism. The glass would still not come to a full close, so I firmly pounded on the back edge of the glass with my hand. This did the trick, to drive the window into a fully-closed position. Before putting the map-light assembly back in place, I operated the tilt switch numerous times, to make sure it was seating properly. I also followed the reset procedure from the owner's manual, but it didn't seem to do anything more. As we're into winter now, I won't play with it any more — but the 'slide' option is not working at all. I recall a few months ago that it made a noticeable 'click-click' noise when coming back to closed. "Better lube that," I thought... but didn't get to it. I finished off my Sunday by lubing my Nissan's sunroof tracks as well. It's operating more smoothly and swiftly now.

You're a God send for real my sunroof spazzed out and rainy season is coming so I'm going to give this a try

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Worked perfectly and in less than 5 mins (while drinking 2 beers) for my 2011 Touareg. So easy! Manually closed and disconnected sunroof motor so it doesn’t happen again. Thank you for posting this video!

Thanks! I was able to close the sunroof of my 20 year old Focus wagon! The motor is probably toast, but can wait. This saved my holiday budget- big time!

Amazing!! This worked and saved me a ton of money. Thank you thank you!!!! 🎉

Saved the day with this information thanks so much

Thank you bro I had a sunroof problem, you’re the best! 😎👊🏻

Great video! 2011 Odyssey. I couldn't remove the headliner so I removed the console pulled it down the headliner a bit and made a razor knife slice where the allen wrench needed to go. Pushed wrench through the fabric and it worked like a dream! Thanks! this video was a gift!

Muy buena explicacion perfecta ayuda mil gracias Bendiciones

Saved me a trip to the dealer - thank you!!