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Hummer H3For the Hummer driver who wants the rugged look and off road capabilities of the Hummer, but in a smaller size and with a more fuel economy friendly engine.
[QUOTE=CWC;313948]I didn't think about taking any photos, but it's pretty straightforward. You can actually see the tough rubber piece that is mounted to the glass frame from underneath when you have the sunshade open and the roof closed. And the replaceable rubber seal around the perimeter comes off really easily, goes back on ok if you use just a little dab of o-ring lube in the channel to re-insert onto the flange of the hard rubber part, (the part that was pulling away on mine). So far, so good. Took it through the car wash with only a drop or two through the seal into the drain tray. It is staying put right up against the metal where it
This is why we do NOT dig up OLD as dirt threads...... CWC... the guy you are asking a question of, his last activity was 07/18/2014. More that FIVE Years ago!
Sunroof seal leak
, but it's pretty straightforward. You can actually see the tough rubber piece that is mounted to the glass frame from underneath when you have the sunshade open and the roof closed. And the replaceable rubber seal around the perimeter comes off really easily, goes back on ok if you use just a little dab of o-ring lube in the channel to re-insert onto the flange of the hard rubber part, (the part that was pulling away on mine). So far, so good. Took it through the car wash with only a drop or two through the seal into the drain tray. It is staying put right up against the metal where it 
