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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Well I did try. Removed the knackered sunroof glass and got all ready to put the replacement in but the seal is too large/thick so the glass is stuck and the motor won't move. Removed the seal from another I have in my spares and ordered another as I couldn't find the one I bought 4 years ago. I sold on a few things 2 years ago and wasn't sure about the seal so ordered one for a mk2 Golf
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    Last edited by Jeff Turbo; 4th November 2024, 15:34.

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Originally posted by Doctordiesel77 View Post
    All's well that ends well, headliner and dash should be the easy bit...especially when you wrote the 'how to s' on here
    Yeah easy job once i've sorted the sunroof glass replacement which will be in a couple of weeks now as I'm sorting my Zodiac parts. Namely the new old stock shell I've found and bought as my existing is very rusty and this only needs a spray etc before I swap the parts over. That'll take a while on my drive once sprayed https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296784294960
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  • Doctordiesel77
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    All's well that ends well, headliner and dash should be the easy bit...especially when you wrote the 'how to s' on here

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Presents turned up today and a bit of research goes a long way, sunroof now working. Hasn't moved for many years up took it slow and easy, up down up down, back a little then front, back more then front until it goes all the way back. Plenty of WD40 and spray grease it now moves much better. Still a bit crunchy but that should ease up. Change the glass next then I can do the headliner and put the dash back in
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    Last edited by Jeff Turbo; 31st October 2024, 13:22.

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Originally posted by Doctordiesel77 View Post
    I might have some springs and brushes if you want to fix the old motor.
    Thanks for the offer john but i binned the brushes holder etc on the end of it so too late. Oh well

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  • Doctordiesel77
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    I might have some springs and brushes if you want to fix the old motor.

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Started looking at the sunroof not working. There is power to the electrics then noticed this. As the motor is probably broken I stripped the end as I know its the same basically as a dynamo but a tiny spring went ping from one of the brushes and I couldn't find it so that's now scrap, not good and I did swear quite a bit
    After doing a bit of research I found it's the same motor as an early Rover 213/216 and a Range Rover tin topped sunroof up to 1991. Found one complete with a relay so that's on its way
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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Then took out the headliner, windscreen had been replaced in the past as some of it was stuck to the screen .While it's out I will check on the sunroof motor as it's not working and also replace the glass
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    Last edited by Jeff Turbo; 31st October 2024, 14:09.

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    More done today, swapped over wiring etc and cleaned the dash up
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  • Doctordiesel77
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    Originally posted by Jeff Turbo View Post

    Don't you know it,lol, and your million miles estate piddled quite a bit of oil on my drive btw
    The swine, I can only apologise for the mess, too late to park outside now...... Will have to have a look at that, it is due an oil change anyway, common fault on the diesels is the lift pump working loose. Usually looks innocent from above, but messy underneath. If it is anything else then I too will be having lots of fun!

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Originally posted by Doctordiesel77 View Post
    Lots of fun to be had there!
    Don't you know it,lol, and your million miles estate piddled quite a bit of oil on my drive btw

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  • Doctordiesel77
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    Lots of fun to be had there!

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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Picked up my last good dash this afternoon from my spares lock up Out with the knackered and this will be going in after a cleanup
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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Then it's this, the headlining and sunroof
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  • Jeff Turbo
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    Interior removed and now all ready to start grinding out rust and continue practicing my welding. It's mainly the rear box sections, a few things on the sills and I'm hoping to tidy up previous welding bodges.
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    Last edited by Jeff Turbo; 8th September 2024, 11:24.

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