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I think I read somewhere way back that the sunshade is meant to be fully open before one operates the sunroof itself.
They can get jammed up I believe?
I can't move the shade at all. I even had two of us pulling on the shade and it won't budge...to add insult to injury, we just had a thunderstorm roll through.
I was hoping someone would know for sure if there was a manual backup system in an '01
'00 S70, '04 S60 and the never ending quest for Stage Zero
Remove sunroof modesty panels (they will likely break due to age) hiding bolts, unbolt sunroof. Then you'll have access to plastic guides, which broke.
Read Volvo manual how to install sunroof back, it needs to be specially aligned (back side higher than front).
Trying not to steal any thunder here, but have a similar issue and am following intently. Mine works OK, but the shade snaps and pops when you open it, with or without the sunroof. Driving my ADD nuts knowing its bad!!
Does anyone have a good pictorial on this process?? I'll put mine up if someone hasn't trod this ground before!
Cheers!!
K "click..click...grrrrrrrrrrrr" S
Never become a pessimist. A pessimist is correct oftener than an optimist, but an optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events.-Heinlein
Did you ever get anywhere with this? I tore into mine (handing the glass is always unnerving) the other evening and found that the guides were trashed. One was bent like a U... the other was twisted like a pretzel. Both were missing the plastic runners causing it to jam and catch.
Additionally the modesty panels had fallen apart and were jamming parts of the tracks, so it was good to have it all apart to clean and lube. Once I separated the two moving parts, I found the sunroof runs easily and without issue, which is good news!!
Appears that they are both readily available from multiple suppliers... there are a couple of new V70 and XC90 donors in the yards that I'll check before I spend $12/ea for the guides... $22/ea for the panels though.
Hopefully your findings are as hopeful!!
K "curious" S
Never become a pessimist. A pessimist is correct oftener than an optimist, but an optimist has more fun, and neither can stop the march of events.-Heinlein