FTO AUSTRALIA

where do i get weather strips for sunroof? apparantly it might be the main reason for water leaking in rattling like crazy

As far as I know sunroof parts are generally expensive and hard to find. I THINK dstocks had a full one, but that was back in April. Theres a wreck at SuziTECH in Thornleigh - Akys' FTO. I think he had leaky seals though, perhaps. Try PMing dstocks or Akys or both.

nope. my seals are ok. no leak. only prob with my sunroof is my left rail is not working properly. Need to give it a push everytime i try to close it

Do u still have the sun roof or need the seals. Sounds like that is a big sunroof problem I think u should just sell it n I might know somrone fh at is ibterested

yes, i still have the sunroof. my car is a wreck now so i have most parts.
Its in sydney thought.

Can I grab it off u. I want the sunroof parts though. Also do u have the thing that goes under the syn roof to block the sun.

Have you taken the roof lining out?

Akys wrote:nope. my seals are ok. no leak. only prob with my sunroof is my left rail is not working properly. Need to give it a push everytime i try to close it

Ah, alrighty then.

Silver - im 95% sure the roof lining is still there

If the sunroof is leaking and it seems ok. It may be a blocked A frame Pipe where the water runs of to from the sun roof. ( in between the actual roof and inner lining)
Get a long piece of flexi wire and push it through them.

where do i get the flexi wire from?

Any wire that is flexable and small enough to get into the A frame hole.
You can use anything as long as it doesn't break and gets stuck in it. A guy over here just used a stick he found in his yard beside his car and sorted it out.

If you strip back the lining you'll see a rubber pipe at each corner of the sunroof for draining excess water. Take them off. Give them a clean to make sure their not blocked and also in the A frame. You won't be able to see into the A frame so just giggle the wire around for a while to break up what's there. Might be just some hardened particles or bits of leafs that got washed down over time.