Moonroof plastic divider loose. Issue?
09-10-2015, 03:33 PM
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Moonroof plastic divider loose. Issue?
Hey everyone,
Love the forum and all the advice.
I have a question about the plastic piece that sits in between the opening sunroof and the moonroof on my F150. It extends the entire opening from driver side to the passenger side (i can provide pics later if needed)
Basically, its very loose. I can touch it, and the thing will move up and down. I think it's a seal for if the roof leaks, but i would think it would be tighter on the truck.
I'll be going back to the dealer soon to have the cooled seats fixed, and have the engine noise removed also via IDS.... so curious if i need to have them fix this also.
Love the forum and all the advice.
I have a question about the plastic piece that sits in between the opening sunroof and the moonroof on my F150. It extends the entire opening from driver side to the passenger side (i can provide pics later if needed)
Basically, its very loose. I can touch it, and the thing will move up and down. I think it's a seal for if the roof leaks, but i would think it would be tighter on the truck.
I'll be going back to the dealer soon to have the cooled seats fixed, and have the engine noise removed also via IDS.... so curious if i need to have them fix this also.
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10-21-2022, 10:22 PM
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Any solution?
Any solution to this? It lets in a lot of wind noise into the cabin, compared to when pressed flush. I was thinking about double layering 3M super strength tape.
Do we have a part number for this? The panoroof diagram don't seem to list this.
This is the only thread I could find on this anywhere on the internet.
Do we have a part number for this? The panoroof diagram don't seem to list this.
This is the only thread I could find on this anywhere on the internet.
10-22-2022, 02:00 AM
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There's no "solution" because there's nothing wrong with it. As already pointed out, it's not a seal. It's just there to cover where the front and back glass meet for appearance. Thanks for using your first post to dig up a 7-year-old thread that already answered your question.
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10-24-2022, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Taggart;[url=tel:7306948
7306948[/url]]There's no "solution" because there's nothing wrong with it. As already pointed out, it's not a seal. It's just there to cover where the front and back glass meet for appearance. Thanks for using your first post to dig up a 7-year-old thread that already answered your question.