Anon

Is there any way I can fix a moon roof leak myself? I never open it and wish
it wasn't there. I've thought of sealing it shut with silicon sealer.

Anon

James Sweet

Anon wrote:
> Is there any way I can fix a moon roof leak myself? I never open it and wish
> it wasn't there. I've thought of sealing it shut with silicon sealer.
>
> Anon
>
>


Generally speaking, sunroofs and moonroofs leak because the drain hoses
are clogged. It varies by manufacture, but often there is a drain in
each corner with hoses that run down the A and C pillars, the seal
around the panel was never meant to be water tight in the first place.
Not sure if this is the case with yours, but that's where I'd look first.

Michael Pardee

"Anon" <anonnospam@yahoo.net> wrote in message
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> Is there any way I can fix a moon roof leak myself? I never open it and
> wish it wasn't there. I've thought of sealing it shut with silicon sealer.
>
> Anon
>
>
I agree with James - look for plugged drains. Cleaning them may be a job for
professionals.It would be a hopeless thing to try to seal the moonroof;
you'll never get it to hold for long.

Mike

James Sweet

Michael Pardee wrote:
> "Anon" <anonnospam@yahoo.net> wrote in message
> news:i42dnUQgTZLfl7PUnZ2dnUVZ_qTinZ2d@giganews.com ...
>> Is there any way I can fix a moon roof leak myself? I never open it and
>> wish it wasn't there. I've thought of sealing it shut with silicon sealer.
>>
>> Anon
>>
>>
> I agree with James - look for plugged drains. Cleaning them may be a job for
> professionals.It would be a hopeless thing to try to seal the moonroof;
> you'll never get it to hold for long.
>
> Mike
>
>

If you can find the exit to the drains, you can often clean them by
using a shop vac. I just did mine that way a few weeks ago, used my hand
to seal the end of the shop vac hose around the end of the drain line
and it sucked a bunch of crud through.

Anon

"James Sweet" <jamessweet1@trashmail.net> wrote in message
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> Michael Pardee wrote:
>> "Anon" <anonnospam@yahoo.net> wrote in message
>> news:i42dnUQgTZLfl7PUnZ2dnUVZ_qTinZ2d@giganews.com ...
>>> Is there any way I can fix a moon roof leak myself? I never open it and
>>> wish it wasn't there. I've thought of sealing it shut with silicon
>>> sealer.
>>>
>>> Anon
>>>
>>>
>> I agree with James - look for plugged drains. Cleaning them may be a job
>> for professionals.It would be a hopeless thing to try to seal the
>> moonroof; you'll never get it to hold for long.
>>
>> Mike
>
> If you can find the exit to the drains, you can often clean them by using
> a shop vac. I just did mine that way a few weeks ago, used my hand to seal
> the end of the shop vac hose around the end of the drain line and it
> sucked a bunch of crud through.

That sounds like a good idea, can anyone tell me how to find the drain exits
on a 2001 Honda Accord? Would it show this in a shop manual?