norfolkporsche

I have an 04 Turbo. Heavy rain last night and what appears to be a leaking sunroof/moonroof this morning. Area around the light cluster and sunglass holder very wet but on passenger side only. Into the dealers in the next day or so to investigate, but anyone come across this before?

Hypersonic

No leaks to date, I've had my CS since March 04.

mudman2

June 04, and had some bad rain here, never a drip, totally water tight.

GM Austin

No leaks on mine.

norfolkporsche

Thanks guys - I'll have to see what the dealer comes up with.

wingless

It may be an obstructed drain tube.

evomotion

I found water in the same area this week - a few drops out of the sunglass holder on our 05 CTT. I am having the mechanic look at it while having the tranny leak fixed...wonder if the two are related. ;-)

B.Kish

Sorry to revive an old thread. Anyone get any satisfaction with this issue? I had a small drop in this same area with my pano roof 08 GTS.

Dilberto

On the Panoramic roof - the sunglass holder leak culprit is the very loose forward rubber seal in front of the wind deflector panel. In fact, with the wind deflector up - you can easily pull the rubber strip up and out. At speeds above 100mph, high-velocity air will "peel" the rubber strip away from the sunroof channel. The remedy is to loosen the two front rails with a T25 bit and clean inside the front strip with alcohol. Lift the loose rails up to allow the front corners of the strip to get cleaned-up. Apply a thin bead of Shoe Goo inside the bare channel and gingerly tuck everything back into the sunroof channel, including the corners. Tape off the glued strip with Painter's tape and allow to dry for 48 hours.

B.Kish

Thanks Dilberto.

My my fault for not keeping it under 100 in the Pacific Northwest rain

Lionworks Auto

Thanks for this. Yesterday mine peeled out at about 75mph. Glad it wasn't raining. Shoe goo is clever ideas

Lionworks Auto

Fixing mine per instructions above. Modified the shoe goo with UV6800...

Dilberto

Good job, Hoss!

B.Kish

Do you have to keep the roof open for the 48 hours while the glue dries? Thanks.

Lionworks Auto

I didn't - it helps seal the rubber tight