Inside sunroof

[frankprozzoly]

I opened the sunroof to clean around the edges and I realized that a ton of dust gets inside the roof . Theres no way of cleaning this. I guess if it doesn't get wet there shouldn't be anything to worry about

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[ducksfan]

Compressed air and an appropriate brush won't work ?

[frankprozzoly]

Compressed air and an appropriate brush won't work ?
Maybe but I'd be afraid of blowing the dust around then possibly clogging wherever it drains. If it even does drain.

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[dpk20x]

You should try to locate the drains and blast them out with compressed air too while you're in there. They do get dirty and clogged up over time which could eventually lead to water pooling up and leaking inside the cabin


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[frankprozzoly]

You should try to locate the drains and blast them out with compressed air too while you're in there. They do get dirty and clogged up over time which could eventually lead to water pooling up and leaking inside the cabin


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If theres drains in the back of the roof, I'd never get to them. I'm talking about the area that the sunroof goes into under the roof. To be honest i have no idea how thats set up under the roof

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[detailsbydennis]

Drains are usually are in front and drain down the A pilar. After locating them purge with air then follow with a rinse of water to confirm they drain. If they drain properly you will see a puddle on the ground.


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[dpk20x]

https://youtu.be/JAcrwCZwfa0

I didn't watch the whole video but about 2 minutes in he shows the front drain location.


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