What are the types of car sunroofs?

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SanAiden
07/30/25 5:40am
Car sunroof types vary depending on different factors: 1. By driving method: manual and electric; 2. By panel material: glass panel, metal panel, and composite material panel; 3. By structural form: pop-up, sliding, built-in, and convertible. Components of a car sunroof: 1. Sliding mechanism; 2. Driving mechanism; 3. Switch button; 4. Control system. The function of a car sunroof is ventilation, and its maintenance methods include: 1. Regularly check the condition of the sunroof guide rails; 2. Reduce the frequency of sunroof use; 3. Do not open the sunroof when the car is cold in winter; 4. Check the drainage status of the sunroof before the rainy season.
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