What to do if the sunroof won't open?

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07/29/25 11:18pm
Check if the fuse of the electric sunroof is blown. If the fuse is intact, inspect whether the sunroof switch is faulty. Press the switch to see if there is power. If there is, then check if the sunroof's drive motor is functioning. You can listen for the sound of the motor working. Additionally, if the sunroof doesn't close properly, it might be due to debris stuck in the sliding track, deformation, rust, or poor lubrication. Below are some maintenance tips for the sunroof: 1. Regularly clean debris: Over time, sand and dust can accumulate in the gaps, blocking the track and making it difficult to move the sunroof. 2. Lubricate the sliding track: The lubricant in the track can diminish over time, increasing friction and resistance. The solution is to promptly apply engine oil or lubricant to the track. First, clean the sealing rubber and track thoroughly with water.
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