What to Do When the Sunroof Makes Noise on Bumpy Roads?

[VanCaroline]

When the sunroof makes noise on bumpy roads, you can check the sunroof's fastening condition, as the noise may be caused by looseness and requires tightening to resolve. The car sunroof not only serves a very practical purpose but also enhances the vehicle's appearance. In summer, car owners should pay attention to inspecting and maintaining the car's sunroof to prevent heavy rain outside and light rain inside the car. Adjusting the sunroof screws to eliminate noise: 1. Open the sunroof by one notch, and you will find a plastic decorative strip on each side of the track, secured at the front, middle, and rear points along with the sunroof. Pull downward in the direction of the car's front and push inward at the other two points to easily remove it; 2. After removing the plastic decorative strip, you can see three screws inside. Loosen the front and rear screws, but do not touch the middle one; 3. Make slight adjustments to the upper and lower parts of the sunroof glass at the front. Observe whether the sunroof glass naturally tilts up or sinks when the screws are loosened, and adjust accordingly by lifting or pulling down. The adjustment range does not need to be too large, about 1 millimeter is sufficient.