What Causes the Sunroof to Make Abnormal Noises on Bumpy Roads?
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Reasons for sunroof abnormal noises on bumpy roads are as follows: 1. Issues with body rigidity: If the vehicle lacks sufficient rigidity, subtle torsional deformation may occur on bumpy roads. Prolonged driving on such surfaces can damage the body, causing the windows to produce abnormal noises due to poor fit. The sunroof may also exhibit abnormal noises. Many automakers address this issue by reinforcing the roof structure with additional bracing to minimize body deformation during turns and other maneuvers. 2. Frequent sunroof operation: Excessive use of the sunroof during daily driving can deplete the lubricating grease in the sliding rails, eventually leading to abnormal noises at the connection points between the glass and rails. It is recommended that owners moderate their sunroof usage to avoid such issues. 3. Poor factory assembly: If the sunroof was improperly assembled during manufacturing, abnormal noises may develop after some use. This is a manufacturer-related issue, requiring a return to the factory for inspection of rail fasteners, screws, and other connection points to ensure they are securely fixed.