Hi all,
UPDATE: With your help and instructions I was able to reset the sunroof
switch settingsit has been working correctly for two days now.
It was suggested that the leak might be from the windshield seals so I decided
to seal the sunroof with plastic and wait for the
Now that the leak is definitely from the sunroof,
I'm still not 100% convinced, but you might be right.
There's enough torque in the body that a windshield might
leak or not depending on how it's parked, could there be
anything to that? How sure are you that your drapage did
not cover any
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Sent: Fri, Jun 14, 2013 9:26 am
Subject: Re: [MBZ] UPDATE: 2004 E320 4matic - Water on Front Passenger's Side
after Heavy Rain-ADDED Sunroof Issue
Now that the leak is definitely from the sunroof,
I'm still not 100% convinced, but you might be right.
There's enough torque in the body
Robert Koziak wrote:
Jim,
I neglected to mention two facts, one I parked the car in the exact same location in my driveway which is facing in on a fairly steep downward incline.
Hmm, how level does the car have to be in order for the drains to function
properly?
Mitch.
the leak was definitely less after my friend cleaned out the drains.
My vote then is for a problem with the drain hose right where it
joins the sunroof. Either pushed off, or split. I've seen a lot
of split drain hoses on the HVAC boxes, maybe this happens on the
sunroofs too?
-- Jim
Jim Cathey wrote:
the leak was definitely less after my friend cleaned out the drains.
My vote then is for a problem with the drain hose right where it
joins the sunroof. Either pushed off, or split. I've seen a lot
of split drain hoses on the HVAC boxes, maybe this happens on the
sunroofs
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Sent: Fri, Jun 14, 2013 10:15 am
Subject: Re: [MBZ] UPDATE: 2004 E320 4matic - Water on Front Passenger's Side
after Heavy Rain-ADDED Sunroof Issue
the leak was definitely less after my friend cleaned out the drains.
My vote then is for a problem
