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Sunroof drains were clogged and now clear
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I found a upholstery that wasnt scared to do the sunroof drains here in Va Beach on the A8. The first couple of places wouldnt even look at it. It took about 4 hours w/ aligning the sunroof and lubing everything back up.
Everything in the overhead to come down and all screws needed to be accounted for and put back after completion. The sunroof for some reason didnt want to close and open properly for alittle. After playing with the controls and making sure everything was lubed it finally worked. He used a 6 ft hanger type w/ a circle bend on it, so it would jab holes in the tubes. Some pics I took with my cell phone. |
Easy job, do it yourself.
Originally Posted by mikesd1980
(Post 24222236)
I found a upholstery that wasnt scared to do the sunroof drains here in Va Beach on the A8. The first couple of places wouldnt even look at it. It took about 4 hours w/ aligning the sunroof and lubing everything back up.
Everything in the overhead to come down and all screws needed to be accounted for and put back after completion. The sunroof for some reason didnt want to close and open properly for alittle. After playing with the controls and making sure everything was lubed it finally worked. He used a 6 ft hanger type w/ a circle bend on it, so it would jab holes in the tubes. Some pics I took with my cell phone. Rear drain fix, this is simple and only 2-3 tools required. Undo 3 screws behind top grab handle and coat-hanger hook, undo screw in cover with the airbag label on it at top of b pillar. Across top of rear screen, there is a separate headliner piece, pull this down to get at screw that hold side lining up, with some pulling down, and then towards front - rear side lining will come out. Then headlining can be pulled down enough for access to drains. These can be pulled of the sunroof and then cleaned out (mine was full and the hose also needed to be re-bonded to the fitting). Push hose and fitting back onto the sunroof and te-fit all trims - easy peasy. |
Some pics before re-assembly.
Originally Posted by daniel rosel
(Post 25051753)
Hi guys, I had passenger side (left here in nz) leak at rear pillar. I really struggled cleaning the front blocked drain, tried weedeater line, electrical cable, all sorts - had to use compressed air. Drained compressor tank so it only had low pressure, cleared it straight away.
Rear drain fix, this is simple and only 2-3 tools required. Undo 3 screws behind top grab handle and coat-hanger hook, undo screw in cover with the airbag label on it at top of b pillar. Across top of rear screen, there is a separate headliner piece, pull this down to get at screw that hold side lining up, with some pulling down, and then towards front - rear side lining will come out. Then headlining can be pulled down enough for access to drains. These can be pulled of the sunroof and then cleaned out (mine was full and the hose also needed to be re-bonded to the fitting). Push hose and fitting back onto the sunroof and te-fit all trims - easy peasy. https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...f765aec750.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...bce1a60c7d.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...9a4bc9adef.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...08788bfd4f.jpgRemove screw. Pull side liner downward off the c pillar, it will unclipped and then pull forwards. |
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