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Nov 15, 2010 | 07:25 PM

#11

cuzzndon

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Originally Posted by Broken Halo

Unscrew the sun visors and let them hang. Peel back the rubber trim molding around the sunroof opening (it's not glued, just press fit). Pop the little cover off each 'A' pillar that says 'Air Bag', using a small flat blade screwdriver. Remove the screw under it, and wiggle out the trim piece. You'll then be able to gently pull down the front portion of the headliner. Don't worry, you can't set off the airbags by bumping or disturbing them. They need an electrical signal to fire the pyrotechnics.

Halo, thanks for the assistance. It worked. No more water.

Jun 23, 2011 | 10:41 AM

#12

girlzh3

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Joined: Aug 2009

Posts: 1

From: North Ga.

water leaking onto passenger floor board...

HI!
I have an '08 H3 Alpha and have had this problem for several months now... I took it to car repair shop and they couldn't get water to leak. However, if bad weather comes with alot of rain the water just poors in! I've read this entire thread but still not sure how to access the drain tubes. Can someone please help with further details??? Thanks!

Jul 18, 2024 | 01:07 PM

#13

Cheyenne Nichole

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Joined: Feb 2021

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Leaky sunroof

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Originally Posted by trevortcaruso

turns out the windshield had a spot at the bottom that wasn't siliconed very well. i got it fixed but now i am preparing myself for what appears to be an inevitable sunroof leak. my truck is garaged so i hope mine doesn't leak for some time. has anyone figured out how to prevent the sunroof leak from happening?

Drill out the gromets on both drain lines. I cleaned them before, they just get logged again.