Does sunroof leakage damage the car's wiring and computer board?

[CoraAnn]

Sunroof leakage can indeed damage the car's wiring and computer board, leading to corrosion of the vehicle body and potential short circuits or damage to the wiring and computer components. Causes of car sunroof leakage: The sealing strips around the edges of the car sunroof are made of rubber. Over time, they can age and crack, resulting in insufficient sealing. This makes the sunroof prone to leakage during rainy weather. Additionally, damaged or detached drainage pipes can also cause sunroof leakage. Methods to address sunroof leakage: Check if the drainage holes are blocked by leaves or other debris, which may impede water flow. If so, remove the debris and clean the drainage holes. Inspect the sealing strips for any damage and squeeze them to check for signs of aging. Also, examine the sunroof frame for any gaps.