sunroof pop?
#1
sunroof pop?
has anyone opend there sunroof?
i opend mine last night and today and everytime i open it i hear a big POP like somethings breaking.. also how do you know when its closed?
is it right before it starts to tilt up?
i opend mine last night and today and everytime i open it i hear a big POP like somethings breaking.. also how do you know when its closed?
is it right before it starts to tilt up?
#2
one touch
after buying the GX, the salesman was showing me the features of the vehicle. he showed me that the sunroof had a one-touch button
he touched the slider switch just once and the sunroof opened up
not sure if it works also for the tilt feature though i have not tried it yet
no popping noise in mine
he touched the slider switch just once and the sunroof opened up
not sure if it works also for the tilt feature though i have not tried it yet
no popping noise in mine
#4
Sunroof Motor runs after opening
When I open my sunroof, it will open correctly...about 10 minutes into a drive I hear the motor run again for a second and then a couple minutes later it may do it again. Sounds like it is adjusting itself. It does not do it more than the first or second time after opening. Not a continuous motor running noise. The dealer did not hear the noise the first time and called me. I offered to go down and drive with the technician. Then they called back and said that the noise was on the Service Managers GX too and was normal.
Does anyone hear the motor run after the roof has been opened?? Help me out with your comments. THANKS
Does anyone hear the motor run after the roof has been opened?? Help me out with your comments. THANKS
#5
Motor sound.
PEK01 the sound you hear is the speed-adjusting wind deflector. It lowers itself maybe an inch when you hit about 60 mph, then raises again when you slow to around 45 mph. See if this is it. If you lightly keep your hand on top of the wind deflector, you should feel it lower with the motor sound, and then raise with the motor sound. Nothing wrong at all, just adjusting for higher/lower speed aerodynamics.
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