Remove the drip trays, they hold the sunroof in (along with the sealant) they will probably still leak even if you re seal the roof, it's how they are designed. You are as well to look at the front corners of the tray where the drain pipes are. The little plastic trays leak and the plastic becomes brittle and the pipes break off.
Once you drop the tray make sure the little plastic drain pieces are well sealed that the pipes aren't blocked.
I've done a few of these, it's a well worthwhile job that needs doing right.
Once you drop the tray make sure the little plastic drain pieces are well sealed that the pipes aren't blocked.
I've done a few of these, it's a well worthwhile job that needs doing right.
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If you've removed the inner part of the frame tgen all that will be holding the outer frame will be the original sealant.
Carefully ease it away from the roof skin.
discodrivercumbria
Well-Known Member
a black pressed frame is the inner tray, with 2 pipes fixed onto 2 matchbox sized plastic gutter outlets,
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/discovery-how-repair-leaking-sunroof-guide-99543.html
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/discovery-how-repair-leaking-sunroof-guide-99543.html
