Noisy Sunroof

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by gotee12, May 4, 2005.

  1. gotee12

    gotee12 Guest

    Hey everybody,

    I have a 2001 Prelude and suddenly my sunroof has started making this
    incredibly annoying squeek. I've removed the angled plastic piece that
    covers the hardware that attaches the sunroof to the car and checked
    for loose nuts/bolts but everything's tight. Is there anyone else out
    there with this annoying little problem? Thanx.
     
    gotee12, May 4, 2005
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  2. gotee12

    Bugler Guest

    Sounds like a WD40 solution to me :)

    Is it an automatic/electrical one? Or do you have to push it open...
     
    Bugler, May 4, 2005
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  3. gotee12

    gotee12 Guest

    Electric. And it seems to run fine. It doesn't jerk or anything when I
    open it. It runs smoothly.
     
    gotee12, May 5, 2005
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  4. gotee12

    J. Guest

    Since your follow up post indicates that the moonroof opens and closes
    smoothly, I have to assume you get a typical squeak when closed. On my '99
    lude, I clean the rubber seal around the glass with Armor All and also wipe
    the roof sheetmetal where it rolls over about every two months during nice
    weather. Never seems to squeak in the winter when it doesn't get opened.

    You can probably push up on the glass when closed, since there's likely a
    little play, and hear the same squeak.
     
    J., May 5, 2005
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  5. gotee12

    gotee12 Guest

    Thanx bud, I'll try that. There isn't any play (thankfully!) in the
    sunroof. And that's the frustrating thing, no matter where I push or
    how hard I cannont duplicate the sound! But this is the worst I've had
    out of it so I shouldn't be complaining! From what I understand I
    shouldn't really expect any real trouble at all from my Prelude.
     
    gotee12, May 7, 2005
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