Water came from sun roof

[grandpaswagon]

Originally Posted by Don67

Don't waste your time trying to get the dealer to "fix" a sunroof that spits a few drops under high-pressure car washes. The rubber seals are designed to cushion the glass and block most rainfall, but that's all. They are not designed to resist compression under 3,000 psi of water pressure. That's why all factory sunroofs come with an inner drain channel.

@reus49: Kudos on the creative modification. But as a warning to others, padding up the rubber seals can sometimes create more leaks than it solves, and/or put added strain on the motor. I would only do this if there was a serious gap that was causing problems during normal rainfall, but in that case you'd have a valid warranty claim.

+1 Everything he said is good. And I will repeat my previous post............. don't use those high pressure touchless car washes.

[Jcbc323]

After second though and digest all yours advise and comment..
I desired not go back to the dealer cause afraid that even get worse then before after they FIX it for me.
In winter time, it is not possible not to do the touchless car wash to clean the ice and salt at the buttom of the car, so next time when I do this I wil put a cloth or towel in between the water tray and the rubber seal to absorb the alien water

[rpmking]

I solved this problem by not opting for a sunroof...