wagon sun roof

[Arturo]

hi i have a 90ls wagon with sun roof. Since i live in the tropics mine is all rusted arond the glass seal and i dont want to drive with a in car water part anymore jajaaj so if anyone has a good non leaking sun roof for sell let me know. Even if a live in PR the part is going to be shipped to my other house in FL. Please let me know

[biggreen96]

Yes I have one that I just recently cleaned up and resealed. Shipping to FL would be nuts though... I assume you just need the frame, not the glass.

[Arturo]

well actually i need everything because mine is extremely rusted to the point that i am scared to look up because i could loose an eye witch a chunk of rusted metal

[biggreen96]

well if your glass is still intact then most likely you wont need to replace it. It's very very easy to pop the glass in and out of the sliding sunroof assembly. So reusing the glass you have would save $$ on shipping.

[Aerotech]

well if your glass is still intact then most likely you wont need to replace it. It's very very easy to pop the glass in and out of the sliding sunroof assembly. So reusing the glass you have would save $$ on shipping.

I think he needs the glass, not the mechanism... the metal frame that the glass is integral to is what always rusts... mine was raining chunks for years.

...Arturo, make sure you blow out the drain tubes, either from above or below, w/ compressed air, they're probably clogged with rust bits, and this is what causes the floods when it rains; the water has nowhere to go. The roof is designed to deal with water getting past the rubber seal.
The sealant under the tracks is probably shot, too, this adds to the problem. You can try resealing in the car, but to do it right you need to remove the headliner and drop the whole sunroof tray assembly... (easy job, but it's awkward getting it in & out of the car), unscrew the tracks and chip out as much old sealant as you can, then re-seal with a good exterior caulk. Try to avoid silicone, as it will react and rust the steel.