Intrinsicate

Does anyone know how long the sunroof should take to open and close?
Mine seemed a little sluggish (not having been opened since the fall) so I timed it with the stopwatch on my i-phone.
With the engine running, the best times I could come up with were:

OPEN: 4.0 seconds
CLOSE: 3.8 seconds

What would be an Olympian time, I wonder?

j.kenzie@sbcglobal.net

Sounds about right give or take one second.

Slantnose!

About the same here.

blitz928

Someone's got too much time on their hands...LOL

Sailmed

It should take 9 months to open it if you live up north

jthwan22

Is it me or the sun roof is tiny. It also make a lot of noise at speed.

atb

Adjust the wind deflector.

hacker-pschorr

I usually wait until it's at least 50 degrees out.

LCMilstein

Until I get my AC fixed, I ride unzipped constantly. The sunroof is slow and prodding, like the rest of the electronics. Thankfully the engine isn't.

Chris Hansen

I cleaned the tracks completely on mine, then sprayed it with greaseless lubricant, and it opens twice as fast as it did prior.

IcemanG17

It sounds about right.....I haven't timed mine but I would guess its in the 3-4 second range....

Andre Hedrick

What about inside the car? Not saying you are a BOHA


















PS BOHA == Bag Of Hot Air

fabric

The sunroof is tiny. But it's placement is such that the open roof is actual in your peripheral vision, so you know it's open. The sunroofs on all the other cars I've own are located farther back, and you hear they are open, but can't really see of feel it, at least in the front seat. I'm not sure that was intentional, but I think it worked out well in the 928.

marton

+1

hacker-pschorr

Ah, good point.
If the wife is in the car, sunroof is always open




/I'm not 100% sure what I'm implying here.....