Sun Shade Sag
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#2
If you are describing the visors then it is 10mm bolts. Plug for the visor is closer to the kick panel, or you could let it hang during the repair procedure.
#3
Hmmm perhaps a more keywords in my description would help. Maybe I am not using the proper name either.
I am referring to the sliding roof panel that hides the moonroof. I have always heard of these as sunshades because they protect the interior from downward sunrays through the glass roof panel.
- Goat
I am referring to the sliding roof panel that hides the moonroof. I have always heard of these as sunshades because they protect the interior from downward sunrays through the glass roof panel.
- Goat
#4
Hmmm perhaps a more keywords in my description would help. Maybe I am not using the proper name either.
I am referring to the sliding roof panel that hides the moonroof. I have always heard of these as sunshades because they protect the interior from downward sunrays through the glass roof panel.
- Goat
I am referring to the sliding roof panel that hides the moonroof. I have always heard of these as sunshades because they protect the interior from downward sunrays through the glass roof panel.
- Goat
#5
It would appear that the dealer has done something prior to my purchasing it a couple weeks back to hide how bad it was. Living here in Oregon... it has been surprising dry the first week of ownership and it didn't look too bad. Just a couple of spots here and there that were sagging.... but this week its WET! Pouring rain like crazy the last two days and the sag has gotten way worse. I could attempt that method but I really can't see it lasting very long in this humid weather.
- Goat
- Goat
#6
It would appear that the dealer has done something prior to my purchasing it a couple weeks back to hide how bad it was. Living here in Oregon... it has been surprising dry the first week of ownership and it didn't look too bad. Just a couple of spots here and there that were sagging.... but this week its WET! Pouring rain like crazy the last two days and the sag has gotten way worse. I could attempt that method but I really can't see it lasting very long in this humid weather.
- Goat
- Goat
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