Erazmus
New Member
I've read that a 5 foot length of net curtain wire will do the job for you, however, you may find it a bit tricky to get "in the hole"! However, if you have enough spare tube, then I found the best way to get the tubes off was to cut lengthways with a sharp knife to release the end, then you can push whatever you like down the tube. Once you are sure it's clear then just cut the end flush, heat the tube a little to make it more flexible, and then push it back on.
I would recommend that whilst you have the head lining dropped you use a tube of sealant to reseal the sunroof back in. It is easy to do, and once you find the 3mm bead of sealant that Landrover originally applied you'll understand why your sunroof leaks
I would recommend that whilst you have the head lining dropped you use a tube of sealant to reseal the sunroof back in. It is easy to do, and once you find the 3mm bead of sealant that Landrover originally applied you'll understand why your sunroof leaks
discool
Well-Known Member
As the chief doc above, u only need drains if u open the sunroof with rain drops on it and who does that, as the roof tilts the water will run off into the side channel and exit via the drains thats why they are at the front.
Drains don't cause the sunroofs leaks but iffy seals doand you have two.
Drains don't cause the sunroofs leaks but iffy seals doand you have two.
Dartmoor Navigator
Well-Known Member
Mine leak, after reading that they can stay that way. Besides I enjoy it when people get in and say.... OMG!!! wher is all that water coming from
Dartmoor Navigator
Well-Known Member
I open then 'cus the dugs stink... especially when they are wet!
defcrazy
Active Member
well what noticed is the water goes under the rubber seal and finds its way in , to solve this is i removed the rubber seal from the base , cleaned it very well and apply a bead of clear silicone and replace the rubber seal and close the sunroof to keep it snug while it dries . this has fixed the leak and the roof can still be opened
