TrickTruck

Ordered and Delivered this spring, '15 Lariat with double moonroof thing. No problems.

RACER X

these are brand new trucks, they shouldn't need any maint for a bit beyond oil changes


I got rid of my '08 Honda odyssey ,never did anything to sunroof other then having it tinted, an no probs in 8yrs and 150k

bobsled80

Is that an aftermarket sun roof. I thought you could only get the dual panel moonroof in 2015.

BoozeDaily

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SuperCab has regular moonroof.

humble

Sorry, but what do you mean by "weather treated" ?

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Scott2373

Use silicone spray on them to keep them supple. This is one of the first things I do when bringing home a new vehicle. All the rubber window and door seals get dosed with copious amounts of silicone spray and moving door parts get white lithium grease.

srg963

FYI, only food grade silicone is alright for your seals...There are a few true seal treatments out there, google search. I really like Adams SVRT, tried the 303 stuff, and I still prefer Adams.

humble

I just ordered the 303 stuff from Amazon, hope it is good for moonroof and doors etc...

Scott2373

I've been using the regular old aerosol can silicone for many years now, with perfect results.

Ebreaux82

I recently purchased a 2015 F-150 Platinum on 11/23/15. The first weekend I had it rained pretty much all weekend. Monday it was parked and the sun was out, I notice heavy condensation on the inside of all windows including the sunroof. Took four days for that to stop. Took it through the car wash last night and had the same problem today. Tonight I found the problem. On each side of the twin panel sunroof, in the middle between the front and rear glass, it pours water inside. See video link below.