[s-cars] Re: S-6 Sunroof stuck :o(

Paul Heneghan paul.heneghan at bbc.co.uk
Thu Jul 24 11:14:53 EDT 2003


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Thanks Bill - very useful info.

When I had problems with my sunroof, I also couldn't get the manual crank to
turn, so I unbolted the motor from the winding gear.  Of course, this took
the tension off the motor, so the manual crank then worked.

Actually, with the motor physically disconnected from the rest of the
mechanism, it was easy to close the sunroof manually.  Then (without
reconnecting the motor), I used the switch to get the motor into the home
position.  Then I bolted the motor back on and everything was fine.

Paul

>From: Bill de Alva <billdealva at yahoo.com>
>Subject: [s-cars] Re: S-6 Sunroof stuck :o(
>
>For the benefit of anyone facing the same problem
>(roof window stop point needs to be reset), here is
>what I've discovered...
>
>The owner's manual describes the proceedure to
>manually close the roof window in the event it becomes
>stuck.  However, the manual is not clear on several
>points.  The manual crank can operate the window
>without removing the red plug.  Removal of the plug
>disengages the motor from the drive mechanism.  I was
>able to reindex the mechanism to the proper zero point
>through trial and error by pulling the plug half-way
>out and using the supplied hex-key to manually change
>the window position.  After several tries, I was able
>to get the window properly synchronized to the
>operator.

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