What to Do When the Sunroof Switch Fails?

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StAurora
07/29/25 12:24pm
Solutions for a malfunctioning sunroof switch: After removing the cover clips, take out the faulty switch controller, replace it with a new one, and then secure the cover back in place. If there is insufficient lubrication, the resistance becomes too great, causing the sunroof to activate the automatic anti-pinch feature, which results in the sunroof being able to open but not close. The sunroof mainly consists of a glass panel, sealing rubber strips, and a driving mechanism. The opening styles of sunroofs are generally categorized into external sliding panel, internal sliding panel, and tilting types. The external sliding panel type features a glass panel that slides above the roof panel; the internal sliding panel type has a glass panel that slides between the roof panel and the interior headliner; the tilting type allows the front or rear end of the glass panel to tilt upward for opening. Currently, the latter two styles are more commonly used.
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