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Turn it and bask in the glory of the manual closure of the sunroof. Epic! Will turn over but no start, i drove to my daughter's school and the car stopped curb side. Kind of embarassing. Seems like there is no spark so what do i check now? (CALL OR TX 2194846392). Please help im tired of the bus. Should I take it to a dealer and have diagnostics run before using it on a daily basis? Have just had new tiresNeeds a new headliner and badly needs detailing inside and Car only driven about 10. When I turn the key and let go it continues to grind, but does not start. It's not the sound of a weak battery. Never seen this before. We usually let it sit a while and then it starts. This time it hasn't. Please refer to CarGurus Terms of Use. Content will be removed if CarGurus becomes aware that it violates our policies. There are several different versions of sunroofs; most open and close automatically with the touch of a button. If your sunroof suddenly becomes stuck open, and it's rainy or cold outside, you've got a major problem. The two main causes of a stuck sunroof are a lack of power and debris stuck in the sunroof's tracks. Step 1 Remove the glass from the sunroof to access the lift arms. The guides that the lift arms follow may need to be pushed forward if they have become stuck in the open position. Use a screwdriver to push the guides forward so that the lift arms can fully close. Replace the glass once the lift arms are moving properly. Step 2 Lift up the sunroof cable as it may have slid into the path of the guides and lift arm. You will need to remove the J plate on the sunroof to access and resit the sunroof cable. Replace the J plate and test that the lift arms move fully. Step 3 Ensure that the sunroof motor is running properly. If there is no power to the motor, the sunroof will remain in the open position. Test the motor by inserting a screwdriver into the center of the motor at the nylon brushing. Turn and push on the screwdriver to work the motor manually. http://lubimka-nova.ru//fckeditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/phppliki/crown-5002-manual.xml

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If you can open and close the sunroof manually, then the motor is broken and needs to be replaced. Step 4 Check the sunroof wiring as a short can cause it to stop working. Test the sunroof switch and wires using a multimeter. If there is no resistance, then the wiring is fine. If there is high resistance, however, then there is a short and the wires must be replaced. Clean the sunroof tracks, as dirt and debris can cause the sunroof to become stuck open. You should regularly clean your sunroof tracks so debris doesn't build up in the tracks. If too much debris builds up, this can eventually damage the sunroof cables, which are very difficult to fix. Items you will need Screwdriver Multimeter References Lee Hedges: Electric Sunroof Troubleshooting Sunroofs: Sunroof Definitions About the Author This article was written by the It Still Works team, copy edited and fact checked through a multi-point auditing system, in efforts to ensure our readers only receive the best information. To submit your questions or ideas, or to simply learn more about It Still Works, contact us. More Articles The Jeep Liberty Lift Glass Won't Close How to Manually Close the Sunroof in. Miata Power Window Problems How to Troubleshoot Electric Windows in. How to Troubleshoot a Windshield Wiper. How To Manually Close the Moonroof on a. The sliding sunroof is equipped withThe sliding sunroof operates differently whenThis may result in an opening in the roof. In a vehicle rollover, occupants not wearingDo not allow anything to protrude from theMake sure that theYou can stopWhen opening and raising the roof,You can openYou can stopWhen raising the roof, automatic operationThe extending of theYou can stopIn the followingThe sliding sunroof is closed with increasedThe sliding sunroof is closed without theThe vehicle is braked when the HOLD functionThe vehicle can be towed a maximu. http://www.santha.ca/userfiles/crown-402-manual.xml

The on-road programs assist you during onroad driving and the off-roadThe following program messages remain inIf you close the sliding sunroof again immediately after it has been blockedThe reversing feature is then. I suspect it's the right hand side mechanism is jammed. Not sure what to do now how I did call AA out. I'm trying to find some kind of manual override just so I can close the sun roof fully but can't seem to find anything. Hopefully someone can offer some advice. Thanks for the reply. It won't even open fully now, just keep making grinding noise. When it was fully opened I did a visual check and can't find anything stuck. Worse case is I'll duck tape the edges so water won't get in, will this be ok. Can't think of any other solution. There's a Merc dealership very close to work so thinking of dropping it there tomorrow but that's if they have a slot free. Still waiting for the AA man to come to hopefully at least get the sunroof fully closed so I don't have to apply duck tape. Shame there's no manual mode where the motors will disengage. This is view from rear. From the front it's slightly opened at the left hand side too He gave me a tip to call MB Connect (?) which is the road side assistance which sent RAC out. RAC guy couldn't fix it so he was on the phone with Merc which arranged for me to drive to Merc dealership tomorrow with a courtesy car provided. Fingers crossed this will be covered under warranty. My car is registered March 15 and when it was serviced around March this year they've replaced Sat Nav screen under warranty however not too sure if it's still covered now What's wrong with that. I needed help. Roof should be covered no problem. Unless someone jammed something in it. You say Merc lubed it last service, wonder what with!! Yeah, I don't really see the problem. You pay for a service, you have a problem, may as well use it. https://www.ziveknihy.sk/audiokniha/elonex-exentia-service-manual

Well he could have called me, but as I know f k all about that sort of thing I would have told him to phone the AA. Took a couple of days to get the parts but warranty took care of it On a Sunday afternoon, I'd do the same too. Not really sure what you're getting at. Roof should be covered no problem. You say Merc lubed it last service, wonder what with!! Fingers crossed it will be covered still by warranty. My car registered March 15 so technically it's over the 3 years but we shall see. I've opted for the sunroof to be serviced as well and according to invoice it's visual inspection and re-applying lubricant. Perhaps the sunroof wasn't meant to be fully opened at speeds over 30mph. Roof should be covered no problem. Are you from the future. So another 8 months of warranty. Or am I being stupid? So another 8 months of warranty. Or am I being stupid. Actually think you are right.Put the key to position II. Don’t start the car. Open the sunroof all the way. It may require that you press the sunroof open switch several times. Once you reach the fully open position, continue to HOLD the sunroof switch in the OPEN position until hear a click. If you don’t hear the click make sure to hold the switch for up to 5 seconds. Next, close the sunroof and again hold the switch for 5 seconds when you reach the closed position Check if the problem has been fixed. If not, repeat steps 4 through 6. Put the key to position II. If not, repeat steps 4 through 6. Thanks. Found something similar in manual but in my case I think the mechanism on the driver side is properly jammed. This forum post best describe my issue but the sides are reversed. So another 8 months of warranty. Actually think you are right.It looked like the rails were at fault. My mechanic said the rails aren't even being manufactured by Mercedes anymore they are that bad. If you've got a panoramic then be aware at some point it's going to break no matter how well you keep it maintained. http://energysatrap.com/images/capital-campaign-manual.pdf

I’ve only had this a week, and the clip on the left track has gone.it’s a 2016 c class coupe. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Learn More. However, I can open the sunroof manually, from the boot. My question is, that wee bolt you can turn if you have the right gromet - doesn't turn under electric power, nor does that other plastic wheel thing. Does this mean the gearing is stripped out and I need to get a new motor.Do you think they're be any big difference on the sunroof motor. Didn't know there was a hidden clutch adjuster thing. Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkJust have to follow the sun. The electric motor doesn't make a noise when switched to close. Might be a switch problem. During all these adventures I lost that widget for the the manual emergency pulley down the spare wheel well. When I got the wheel out, I also found a worrying rust hole. Guess the fun never ends.What I think is the cable isn't actually attached to anything. This explains why it won't shut (also because there's no noise from the motor when I press the shut switch) - but how does it open using the switch?Do you think they're be any big difference on the sunroof motor. Click to expand. If you click the 'back to main menu' link at the bottom of that w124performance page you'll be able to select the earlier m103 modelCan't be anything wrong with the cables if I can manually operate the thing. Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkCan't be anything wrong with the cables if I can manually operate the thing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Click to expand. It was the motor. Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkWe have a refreshing attitude to insuring high performance, modified, imported or classic and vintage cars and deal with the UK’s leading insurers.

We offer discounts for length of ownership, where the vehicle is kept overnight and limiting the mileage and can also cater for those clients who need higher mileage and business use. To obtain a quotation please call the team on 02380 268351 or visit us at AIB Insurance Qualification for membership is for owners of such cars and true enthusiasm for the marque. Membership is extended to non-owners with a genuine interest in the best engineered car in the world.The Mercedes-Benz Owners is a completely independent organisation. Any information displayed on this website has not been approved by the Daimler Group and the products or services we sell or advertise via this website have not been endorsed by the Daimler Group. I had to hand crank it closed.If you here a clicking noise then the sunroof became to tight and ruined the motor gears. You can actually switch the two motors, one is for the shades and needs less power then the other motor. They are identical, switch them. Nex make sure they are very tight to the 3 mounting bolts, there is a rubber washer bushing that wears out and alloys the motor to flex too much, causing the gear mis-alignment and gear grinding. This works great I do it all the time. Keep testing the harness while operating the sun roof switch and note which wire does what. If you get some responses from each switch positions, test your motor for shorts. Get a electric schematic of the sun roof (Haynes has one for Benz from 2001 and up). If it does, that's kind of a good news. On top, depending on the model, you might have some micro-switches inside the motor itself. Hope this help. Login to post When the transmission fluid was changed it started smoking (like enough smoke to block out the sun!). Would the wrong transmission fluid cause this??? When the transmission fluid was changed it started smoking (like enough smoke to block out the sun!). Would the wrong transmission fluid cause this??? Drove today about 20 KM and engine stopped.

Had to wait for 10min then started but stopped a few minutes later,this continued until I made it home. The outside temp was 40 41 hot I was 25km away from home in country n.s.w all fluids are all good.also running ac before this started.Now a few hours later the engine starts for less then a minute then shuts down.??? How do I get in to fix it? Answer questions, earn points and help others. When we try to close the roof it goes partially closed then returns to the open positon. The operator's manual says to re-sync the sunroof, press sunroof switch to raise the rear then hold open an extra second. With the roof stuck open, you cannot raise the rear. The manual also refers to a manual crank to close that I cannot seem to locate in the car. It is not in the tools on the soare tire area. Any suggestions on how to close the sunrrof or where I might find the crank?You will see two metal clips holding the control unit on behind the lamp lens. Press thes clips in and the control panle will drop. You will see the sunroof motor behind this control panel. On the motor you will see an allen head screw in the center of the motor wheel. Use an allen head screw driver to turn this screw and the sunroof will close. My sunroof is also stuck open. I know whow to close it manually but I want to know what makes it not want to close? Upon Pushing The Rear Window Sunshade Button, Sunshade Will Not Go Down. Stuck In Up Position. Could This Be A Fuse Problem. I Recently Left Town For A Few Days, Only To Receive A Call From My Neighbor That All Three Brake Lights Were Stuck On, Which Eventually. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. It's as if the sensor for the roof panel says to itself it has closes and alerts the sun visor to start. How can I reset or re-align this. {-Variable.fc_1_url-

It is quite urgent as I am not sure how long the weather will hold out for. Many thanks for any help you can send give me. It's been cleaned and re-lubed. It's just seems a reset to factory would do, I have done this previously with the windows but in regards to the roof I don't know how to and it doesn't shut anyway for me to be able to do anything As usually the sun visor does not come out until the roof is completely closed shut. I have tried a million combos off pushing and pressing buttons but nothing seems to be resetting it to factory fittings. Does anyone know where I can locate the motor to inspect? Slide the locking tabs towards the windshield and pull down on the housing to remove the inside of the roof light assembly. Leave the wiring connected. Insert the S shaped Allen wrench supplied with the vehicle into the left side motor hole. Turn the crank clockwise to close the sunroof.Slide the locking tabs towards the windshield and pull down on the housing to remove the inside of the roof light assembly. Turn the crank clockwise to close the sunroof.My 1994 W124 owner's handbook describes what to do in exactly this situation with the sunroof. Hopefully, they'll either fix it for you or take it to a dealer where it will be kept inside and secure and provide a loan car. Went Mercedes but unlike what I was told they are closed until tomorrow and can't store my car. Shame that such a great car has such bad service from its people. I am sat trying different combinations of resetting the roof. As all it needs is to understand where the finish line is. Thank you for everything guys. I really appreciate it all Disconnect and leave it for 30 mins then reconnect. Went Mercedes but unlike what I was told they are closed until tomorrow and can't store my car. I really appreciate it allCan't get it fully shut to be able to reset. However sun visor comes out full way.

I have taken battery out and will leave out for 30 minutes instead of the previous 5 minutes and hopefully something happens. And I gave up but went out now and chanced it by pressing it and it clicked forward with a gentle pull I got it to move forward. Then I done a reset of it as stated above and it's working. Slight problem is that now the sun visor doesn't close the whole way but hey once I build enough energy next weekend I'll try another reset. Thank you everyone. I hope this does not happen to any of you ever. The posted views of our members are in no way the views of MBClub.co.uk or its owners. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. Whether you’re looking at the new Mercedes-Benz C-Class or a Kia Stinger, vehicles equipped with full black tinted glass roofs simply look the business. I especially like the contrast between the dark roof and lighter paint colours, such as a beautiful snow white-pearl or light silver metallic. Here in Australia, we regularly see summer daytime temperatures in excess of 40c (104f), combined with crystal clear blue skies allowing the strength of the sun to reach simply murderous levels. You’d think tinted glass would help somewhat, but sadly in our experience it makes little difference. Tinted glass works on the principle of absorbing UV rays directly instead of allowing them to pass through into the interior, and essentially creates a large, black, super-heated element across the top of the vehicle. This heat can radiate through into the cabin for quite some time after you’ve entered the vehicle and started driving, meaning your vehicle’s air-conditioning system has to work a lot harder to bring the cabin back down to a comfortable temperature and then maintain it. You see, the additional space required for the panoramic sunroof’s motor mechanism and sunshade rollers means that your car will most likely have less headroom compared to if you went without it.

Sometimes the difference can be as much as 50mm (2 inches). Put simply, taller drivers would have to tilt their head on an angle towards the centre of the car in order to have their head positioned within the panoramic roof opening, and clear the headliner. The only other alternative for tall drivers is to recline their seat back further in an attempt to gain more headroom, but this can create ergonomic issues relating to steering wheel and pedal reach. You’ve been warned! Where possible, they also try to position heavy items (such as the engine, gearbox and fuel tank) as low as possible, in order to improve vehicle stability and handling. The reason they weigh so much is due to glass being a heck of a lot thicker and heavier than steel or aluminium roof panels, not to mention all the additional reinforcing bars, electric motors and drainage channels required. Panoramic sunroofs introduce added complexity to a vehicle. Where there was previously just a sheet of metal and a headliner, suddenly you’ve got two or more heavy glass panels; electric motors, switches, channels and rollers for the sunshade; plus the main motor and sliding mechanism for the sunroof panel itself. It is also worth noting that raindrops hitting a glass roof are louder, too. It is also worth considering that, by design, the rubber sunroof seals themselves are not 100 waterproof. While the rubber seals do keep the majority of the water out, panoramic sunroofs rely instead on water drainage channels within the roof of the vehicle to keep the moisture out. From what I’ve seen, panoramic sunroof equipped vehicles often suffer a similar fate. In most vehicles, you can’t have the sunroof open unless the internal sunshades are completely retracted, meaning the entire vehicle is open to the sun. This makes it pointless to leave the sunroof open or tilted whilst parked (in an effort to vent hot air from the vehicle) as the glass roof will let in far more heat than the sunroof can expel. But perhaps they live in more forgiving climates, or the systems employed in their vehicles are better designed than the ones I have dealt with in the past. But knowing what I do now, the next time I purchase a vehicle I’ll definitely save the money and go without a panoramic sunroof. If so, what are your thoughts? Understanding lead-acid batteries Sean McKellar June 17, 2017 October 16, 2018 7 Reasons why leather interiors are terrible Sean McKellar May 31, 2017 January 21, 2019 Can racing games make you a better driver. Sean McKellar July 4, 2016 October 16, 2018 How to set the perfect driving position Sean McKellar March 9, 2016 October 16, 2018 It doesn’t darken the interior much, because that’s not its purpose, it’s designed to repel UV rays to help reduce heat. When I park either of mine the front sunscreens go on the windshield and on the Mercedes the rear sunshade goes up. I tell you my tint has helped tremendously.Can you offer sage advice, guidance on pano roofs in VW Alltracks. Read about lots of problems in the car’s early history, but not so much with ’19 model year. Did VW clean up their act for ’19? Are you aware of how many problems an Engine can have. Waaaay too numerous to mention here. In fact if I were you I would opt to buy a vehicle with no Engine at all. You’ll save yourself a ton of money in repairs.In the other hand without the panoramic sunroof, or even the normal sunroof, the car is still be good to drive, even has less problems with those sunroofs. In the fact, may I recommend you to pre-order a special bicycle with panoramic sunroof, so you don’t have to worry about the problems with the engine, that is “waaay too numerous to mention” ?? Off warranty means open your wallet. It was a great and useful read.I”m on the central coast of California and it was overcast when I bought the car. Just today driving along the coast with AC on and roof shade closed I was wondering why it felt so hot. Then noticed interior roof of car was very warm making inside head space of car uncomfortably warm. I would not have purchased the car if I’d known of this issue. It’s that bad. Too late for me but thanks for warning others. Have you had any issues. My wife was looking to buy a 2016 with the pano sunroof and its a toss up of a Tiguan with and without the sunroof. Thanks Noticeable difference. Had it professionally installed on a MB ML 250 Bluetec. Would recommend it. Shortly after I bought the car (second hand) I noticed water ingress in the spare wheel well where most of the vehicles ECU’s were located. It turned out that this had been a massive problem for BMW as the drainage holes from the panoramic roof were blocking prematurely, flooding the spare wheel well and ruining the vehicles ECU’s and had been sued to pay for repairs to affected vehicles. I looked into this and BMW would pay to rectify the problem if the vehicle was within a certain age and mileage. Unfortunately, mine was just outside the parameters and I had to pay to be sorted out. However, if your problem is commonly recognised then there may be something you can do as far as legal action against BMW. Someone, somewhere must have started the legal proceedings regarding the leak fault. Good luck, Nick. They make motoring far more enjoyable- don’t leak, and make no difference to wind noise. The Hyundai shuts and closes with more panache, and less noise. The only down side is I now can’t stand journeys in cats without them. The UK rarely sees temp over 20 degrees centigrade- heat build up is not an issue. Although not worth the extra cost, they are great for kids to look out when doing safaris or national park loops. The tilt function fixes the extra heat. I bought my car knowing very well the risks involved and I like it that way and I will sell it before a wear and tear. Actually this is my second merc with sunroof, the family enjoys it too. Yes to the panoramic sunroof, living life to the full and enjoying all the beauty of nature while out on the open road! Looking forward to the brimstone and fire falling from the sky so I can see my own demise. The vehicle has only travelled 26,500 kms and the factory warranty expires in August 2019. Until last week I had no idea of the source of the noise. BMW dealer has so far not been helpful at all, but now having identified the noise source I will be returning to the dealer soon to have the problem rectified (hopefully) before the factory warranty expires. Given the high price paid for such a prestige car, I would have expected much better. I’ve had the cars below, both sunroofs, panoroofs, Targa and vert’s 2019 VW Tiquan. Pano 2016 BMW 528I. Sunroof 2010 Corvette GS Targa 2010 Chrysler 300 Mopar. Pano 2007 Corvette Convertible 2016 and 2008 Mazda Miatas to name a few I live in Texas Heat s no more f an issue than an aluminum roof in the summer. The only roof that gave me problems was the Chrysler 300.Some German Cars are very complex.It’s nice to crack open, but it gets hot in the sunny summer in So Cal. Also, sadly, I experienced a sunroof shatter when a stone hit it. It’s a shocking experience, and was difficult to find a repair shop. In the end, I’d say that I enjoy it at times but I’m won’t be looking to buy another. Not worth the possible hassles. I’d go fully convertible if I want the top down But with all the problems Citroen had with the C3 Pluriel roof, perhaps it’s better that it doesn’t! Heat build up isn’t too bad with the shade drawn, and car cools pretty quickly with sunroof open to vent out the hot air. Obviously, I cannot use the sunroof open in the city thanks to the levels of pollution, but when I drive to the coffee plantations, the starlit black skies and 22C temperatures make the pano sunroof worth every extra penny paid. It definitely is a WOW! Well worth it for Sunny southern California. I LOVE the panoramic moonroof. No problems with it in almost 15 years now. I rarely open the glass (and only at night when I do) and enjoy it more for the open view glass- sun and moon. When I rent cars on vacation they feel claustrophobic without the panoramic roof. I close the automatic inside cover during the day when parking outside (in Texas) so my interior doesn’t get hot but park at home inside my garage. No problems whatsoever yet and as I mentioned, I will have been driving this car for 15 years in two months. The panoramic moonroof was a huge selling point for me and I ordered this car to my specifications, waiting a month for it to be delivered from Germany. When this car finally wears out, I intend to replace it with the same but I’m planning to get a few more years out of it. I buy cars new and drive them for many years but I’d never kept the same car longer than 12 years before now. I have yet to get sick of this car or feel the need for an upgrade to newer. I will drive it until it dies. I really cant imagine glass to be as safe as a standard built rooftop, but also cant imagine all these cars would sacrifice safety for the glass roof.Can SUVs get a 4 (top score for SUV) in a rollover test with glass roof? I’m advising a friend who’s planning to buy the new 2019 revamped Q3. Unless you special order from dealer, the pano roof is standard.I use it as much as possible here in New England, often times I’ll have it open with hear cranking too. Never had a problem with noise or leaking. On real hot summer days, I close the shade to block the sun so I’m not worried about that. Also not worried about the integrity of the roof, at least it’s safer than a convertible! I see it as a safety issue and after owning an old 97 Jeep Grand Cherokee with one, I learned just how inconvenient they could be. During a thunderstorm (these are common in southern states) the sun roof blew off the car and was shattered by an oncoming truck. We pulled over and the man circled back to us. He was concerned for us, thinking he’d hit a deer and maybe we hit it too. We told him our sun roof blew off and he was still so kind. His only concern was if we were okay. We were more concerned about his front end and wanted to give him our insurance info in case he needed to make a claim. Thankfully the man had a steel frame mount on his front end that shattered the sun roof so it didn’t tear up his front end. I would not be surprised if it left plenty of chip marks though. The issue I run into is that the models I like all have sun roofs, moon roofs, or the panoramic. I like the Subaru Crosstrek for its AWD and off road capability, the outback, and more recently the VW Tiguan TSI with 4Motion. I made the mistake of buying a GMC with AWD and have had 3 large repairs replaced under warranty within the first 30k miles. Accelerator pedal failed, replaced entire steering column, replaced entire exhaust, computer and back-up camera decided if and when to function. I purchased the vehicle because it has AWD and did NOT have the pesky sun roof or panoramic roof. I’m hesitant to buy a car with that darn hole in the roof but I also want to stick to brands I trust from here on out. My experience with my 2016 GMC, along with my fear of making payments on a car while making huge repairs to it frequently, are driving my decision to purchase a vehicle from companies I trust. But how do I find the top model I enjoy and trust without the stupid glass in the roof?! Any help would be appreciated. There’s DIY versions and window tint professionals. I loved the vehicle and especially the panoramic roof, one of the must-haves on my list. Of course, with all the options, tech in the vehicle and the desire to have coverage if a big ticket item failed we wanted coverage. This just happened a few months ago. We also learned that this was happening to quite a few Ford Edges (Edge and MKX share the same part-sunroof frame).