
Turn the sunroof switch to the forced close position and hold it for 5-10 seconds to close the sunroof. Here are some related tips: 1. Owners who frequently use the sunroof know that repeated opening and closing can cause the sunroof not to seal properly, and sometimes strange noises may occur when opening the sunroof. 2. The reason for the strange noises is the lack of regular maintenance. The sunroof is designed with an anti-pinch function, so if there is dust blocking the sunroof track, it may not close properly. During use, if dust is found on the sunroof or its sliding track, it is recommended to clean it promptly to avoid the sunroof not closing and causing leaks during rainy weather. 3. Reasons for the sunroof not closing include sunroof circuit failure, damaged sunroof motor, severe lack of lubrication in the sunroof track, the sunroof seal sticking to the car body, or foreign objects stuck in the sunroof slot. 4. During regular car maintenance, you can apply some lubricant to the seals around the sunroof. The main purpose is to reduce unnecessary friction between the seal and the car roof while maintaining the seal's integrity, thereby extending the service life of the sealing strip.

I've been driving my Tiguan for quite some time, and closing the sunroof is straightforward and intuitive. Usually, it can be done from the driver's seat. The control button is located on the overhead control panel. Gently push the button with the arrow forward, and the sunroof will smoothly slide closed. If my Tiguan has the automatic function, a light press on the button will make it close completely on its own. During operation, remember to confirm if it's fully closed, especially before windy or rainy weather, to avoid water leakage issues. The Tiguan's sunroof design is quite reliable, featuring a safety rollback characteristic that automatically stops if it encounters an obstacle. I've developed a habit when using the car: closing the windows before parking, not relying solely on the automatic function, as occasional malfunctions can be awkward. Regularly cleaning leaves or dust from the tracks ensures smooth operation and prevents jams that could lead to repair hassles.

As a frequent driver of this car, the steps to close the sunroof are quite user-friendly. After starting the vehicle, look up for the sunroof button on the control panel—the icon clearly indicates the direction, and you just need to push it firmly forward to the closed position. In case of sudden weather changes like heavy rain or strong winds, quick operation can protect the interior. The Tiguan's sunroof, when closed while driving, reduces noise interference, enhancing driving comfort. For long-term use, it's advisable to check the integrity of the sealing strips; replacing them when aged can prevent minor issues. When family members are in the car, teach children not to touch the buttons randomly to cultivate safe habits. Regular maintenance includes cleaning dust from the tracks—wipe them once a month to avoid mechanical problems and extend service life. Simple actions ensure a dry and comfortable interior environment, which is most important.

Tiguan Sunroof Quick Guide: With the car started or ignition on, look up at the control button, push it directly forward to the closed position and hold until fully sealed. For automatic version, just press the one-touch button. After operation, check for complete sealing without gaps. For safety, remember to close it before rain to prevent water damage to the interior. Regular maintenance of track cleanliness ensures smooth operation.


