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Range Rover Blues:
That would suggest the leak comes from between the roof panel and the sunroof surround, in which case try "SEAK 'N SEAL" before going tot he trouble of removing half the car.

beast5680:
both mine on my 300tdi leaked so i removed them from the roof and found they were leaking between the roof and the sunroof mount on both, you could see where the water was tracking in under the mount, having sealed both with sealant and replaced the seals they now dont leak(although i have a leak elsewhere)

freelanderpx54:
You don't need to remove the head lining to remove the sunroof but it does make it easier (I presume, I removed my sunroof with the headlining in place)  If you go down the route of removing the sunroof then I would suggest that you strip the mechanism down and clean and regrease it. It is really straightforward. Do one side at a time (that will be obvious once you remove the mechanism) Doing it this way means that you have a reverse example to work off when you have a few bits left over ( :oops: )

Make sure that you set the iming marks on the motor on reassembly.


I have got some pictures if that helps


PM your number and I will give you a ring if you get stuck. But it is a relatively easy but tedious job to do. Plenty of flexible mastic helps on reassembly

diggerdog36:
I found this link on another forum and it fixed mine, well, I fixed mine, the link just helped!!

http://www.muckytruckin.co.uk/pages/technical/discoroof/discoroof.asp

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