The sunroof on the car provides additional ventilation and lighting for the interior. Over time, its seal wears out, which leads to leaks. Sunroof Seal Replacement procedure, restoring the seal and preventing water from entering the car.
Signs and symptoms that require replacement of the sunroof seal
- Water seeps into the car through the sunroof during rain or when washing.
- The appearance of moisture stains, mold or a musty smell in the cabin.
- Visible cracks, wear or damage on the sunroof seal.
- Squeaks and noises when driving caused by a loose fit of the sunroof.
Timely replacement eliminates leakage problems
- Prevention of corrosion.
Moisture penetrating through a faulty seal can cause rust on metal parts of the car. - Preservation of upholstery.
Water can damage fabric, leather or plastic inside the car. - Prevention of mold growth.
Humidity creates favorable conditions for mold and unpleasant odors. - Improved sound insulation.
A new seal reduces the penetration of external noise into the cabin.
Features when replacing a sunroof seal
- Before installing a new seal, it is necessary to thoroughly clean the surface from dirt and residues of the old sealant.
- It is recommended to entrust the work to specialists to avoid improper installation and subsequent leaks.
Sunroof Seal Replacement is an important procedure that protects the car from leaks and related damage. Timely repair extends the service life of the sunroof, maintains comfort in the cabin and avoids serious costs for car restoration.
