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sun roof problem
- Thread starter Big Load
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Big Load
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thanks for the info.
i took the clutch off (two nuts on either side of it) and the black transmission (black rubber cork). i found on both sides off the transmission it has an inner 'D' shape where the motor and clutch fit into and turn to allow the sunroof to open or close. Mine on the motor side had worn partly round and was not engaging with the transmission. quick fix[
the gap between the clutch and transmission was smaller than for the motor to transmission hence it engaged and works. ultimately i will need to change the transmission but for now i can save the £25 and use it for petrol instead

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