im an idiot.... I left the sunroof vented
Well, I left my sunroof vented on my bonneville last night.. THe metal slide that covers the moonroof.. I guess thats what u call it.. its a metal thing with a handle... The Font of it got wet and thats it.. I didnt have the sunroof all the way open.. If this got wet?? Will it cause the cloth on it to sag at all? again, Just the front 2 inches got wet... And Would excess water in the sunroof cause any harm??? Everything looks ok.. sunroof fine, just a lil damp, but everything works great
98 bonneville se.
98 bonneville se.
Originally Posted by twosmooth420
Well, I left my sunroof vented on my bonneville last night.. THe metal slide that covers the moonroof.. I guess thats what u call it.. its a metal thing with a handle... The Font of it got wet and thats it.. I didnt have the sunroof all the way open.. If this got wet?? Will it cause the cloth on it to sag at all? again, Just the front 2 inches got wet... And Would excess water in the sunroof cause any harm??? Everything looks ok.. sunroof fine, just a lil damp, but everything works great
98 bonneville se.
98 bonneville se.
lmao...I did a similar thing recently.
I was going into a mall for a couple hours and I had the moonroof "up" (you know, not slid open, but with the back tipped up) and forgot to put it down even though it had been dark and threatening rain all day
When I came out it had been pouring cats and dogs and the front seats were soaked (thank God for leather seats or it would have been a wet ride home :P ). It did loosen the cloth from the sliding moonroof cover thingy (don't know what you'd call that), but it stays put pretty well and I could always glue it if it becomes a problem.
So, I feel for ya.
I was going into a mall for a couple hours and I had the moonroof "up" (you know, not slid open, but with the back tipped up) and forgot to put it down even though it had been dark and threatening rain all day
When I came out it had been pouring cats and dogs and the front seats were soaked (thank God for leather seats or it would have been a wet ride home :P ). It did loosen the cloth from the sliding moonroof cover thingy (don't know what you'd call that), but it stays put pretty well and I could always glue it if it becomes a problem.So, I feel for ya.
Originally Posted by Hailey
lmao...I did a similar thing recently.
I was going into a mall for a couple hours and I had the moonroof "up" (you know, not slid open, but with the back tipped up) and forgot to put it down even though it had been dark and threatening rain all day
When I came out it had been pouring cats and dogs and the front seats were soaked (thank God for leather seats or it would have been a wet ride home :P ). It did loosen the cloth from the sliding moonroof cover thingy (don't know what you'd call that), but it stays put pretty well and I could always glue it if it becomes a problem.
So, I feel for ya.
I was going into a mall for a couple hours and I had the moonroof "up" (you know, not slid open, but with the back tipped up) and forgot to put it down even though it had been dark and threatening rain all day
When I came out it had been pouring cats and dogs and the front seats were soaked (thank God for leather seats or it would have been a wet ride home :P ). It did loosen the cloth from the sliding moonroof cover thingy (don't know what you'd call that), but it stays put pretty well and I could always glue it if it becomes a problem.So, I feel for ya.
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