Series 1 Sunroof repair
Thanks Andrew, already chased up that. The only seal Britax have for XJ6 is the same one we already have. Most of their products are for newer models.
Weathershieds Birmingham is a dead end too, they are a roofing company with the same name.
Weathershieds Birmingham is a dead end too, they are a roofing company with the same name.
We will assemble and seal it up for now and continue to chase options for when the BIG repaint gets done.
Could be a couple of years before that happens.
As it happens the drive cable for opening and closing broke today, so no worse off than before. If we eventually find a seal we can deal with the cable then.
It must have been in another thread I searched, but you are right about the wedges being a PITA to get right.
Last edited by o1xjr; Mar 2, 2018 at 08:15 AM.
I'm sorry it didn't work out for you, Clarke.
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Yeah, for sure a major "water intrusion" issue. Ageless and crosses many applications. From the "infamous Tops" to sky lights on buildings !
Leaking !!! Add mobility, and the issue is magnified !!
The one on my car does not leak. I've seen clues to cause me to sense that it may do that, soon! So, although in the spring or fall, driving with it open is pleasant, I'll desist ! leave it closed !
Billy rooted in the hay bins, Oh me !!!!
Why he does that when there is so much fresh graze, only a goat knows???
Carl
Leaking !!! Add mobility, and the issue is magnified !!
The one on my car does not leak. I've seen clues to cause me to sense that it may do that, soon! So, although in the spring or fall, driving with it open is pleasant, I'll desist ! leave it closed !
Billy rooted in the hay bins, Oh me !!!!
Why he does that when there is so much fresh graze, only a goat knows???
Carl
We call that a dofer. Do this Do that.
Not the best finish i was hoping for but sure it will buff up good.Big week but final result is all we could hope for. No water getting in there again. lucky we went for a drink to celebrate the finish. Clarke can drive Fireball again. I think he missed her.
Loving having "Miss Fireball" on the road again. Taken her out no less than 12 times yesterday & today.
Beats the hell out of using the adequate alternative to pop in and out. (2011 Jeep)
Beats the hell out of using the adequate alternative to pop in and out. (2011 Jeep)
[QUOTE=o1xjr;1851989]Job finished, new dash pad in as well. Have had the dash pad for 3 years but never had a need to remove it before now. The Dr called the shot. Old one was getting a little tired.
I'm sure we can re-furbish the old dash pad so it can be put into storage as a good spare if ever the time arises that we need it. It only needs the covering to be re-glued in a few places.
I'm sure we can re-furbish the old dash pad so it can be put into storage as a good spare if ever the time arises that we need it. It only needs the covering to be re-glued in a few places.
I cleared out the front drain hoses today, both working well now. Then started on cleaning up some of the area.
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I am devastated!
After searching the WWW for Series One sunroof and finding nothing but Series Three, I thought that I was going to have to tackle it blind. But then....GOLD! an entire thread on my sunroof only to find that there was no success. Oh well, at least I now know that the roof liner is coming out for sure.
Seals are over rated, anyway. If the drains work, she's all good. lol
After searching the WWW for Series One sunroof and finding nothing but Series Three, I thought that I was going to have to tackle it blind. But then....GOLD! an entire thread on my sunroof only to find that there was no success. Oh well, at least I now know that the roof liner is coming out for sure.
Seals are over rated, anyway. If the drains work, she's all good. lol
































