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EliseViv Enthusiast

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If you find a solution Id be appreciative.

Mine lifted off like yours a couple of years ago, got worse and worse, then I took it out with the rubber when I painted the car. I could never get it back in without looking sh1t, so left it off (together with the rubber under the metal trim).. It doesnt leak, but it is the worse aspect of the car, as it looks unfinished around the sun roof.

Ive looked at a heap of rubber mouldings to replace it with and nothing has come close. Never tried OEM, but I guess it would be an arm and leg, if it even still exists!

So good luck fining a solution.. for both of us!

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I think the answer is you won't be able to find an aftermarket solution to fix the existing sunroof. I have a friend that was in the same situation. He ended going to a Custom Car Sunroof place and got them to fix everything up including a new lifting motor etc. Wasn't cheap but he basically has a brand new sunroof installed. He said it cost him less than he expected but the work looks really good so I doubt it was cheap.

Perhaps give some custom car sunroof places a call to see what they would charge?

Cheers

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