[Zippy99]

I just investigated my sunroof liner as I noticed it was sagging on one side (to be honest it’s been like it for awhile, I‘d just not took much notice as it’s generally wound back). However, comparing it to the other side it’s tight against some sort of track or something that holds the liner taut, which is not happening on the sagging side as it separated from what ever holds in tight and in place. So my question is, does anyone know if this is something I can reattach (and how simple is it to do?) or do I need to have this repaired at the Dealership? It’s under warranty so if major surgery is required then when they reopen once again in the UK, I’ll book it in for repair.

[munna]

Mine had this problem. They had to take the entire top half of the interior off and replace the blind/rollers/etc. There was no ability to fix it otherwise

Dealership had said they've seen this problem numerous times. Was somewhat glad to hear that so they had some experience with fixing it and were not learning on the go with my car.

[Zippy99]

Originally Posted by munna

Mine had this problem. They had to take the entire top half of the interior off and replace the blind/rollers/etc. There was no ability to fix it otherwise

Dealership had said they've seen this problem numerous times. Was somewhat glad to hear that so they had some experience with fixing it and were not learning on the go with my car.

Thanks for your reply, I just hope the dealerships here have that level of expertise. They’re all closed here now until we come out of Coronavirus lockdown, so I’ll get it fixed before the warranty expires next year!

[huggy509]

Why not push them to replace the complete sunroof cartridge ?

[Juris]

Originally Posted by Zippy99

Thanks for your reply, I just hope the dealerships here have that level of expertise. They’re all closed here now until we come out of Coronavirus lockdown, so I’ll get it fixed before the warranty expires next year!

Surprised to hear automobile servicing is closed due to Covid. In the US it is treated as an "essential business" and allowed to remain open. Good luck!