y2kferari

I was wanting to get access to the sunroof rails so I could get some grease on them. and get all the leaves and crap that has built up over the years.

and if some one could also give me info on how to replace the sunroof motor, that would be awesome

studioface

first of all we need to know what model car it is but to get to that motor you need to pull down the ceiling

y2kferari

94 ex coupe

DCSportEJ1Civic

you have to pull the headliner.

y2kferari

ok. so if I just want to take the sunroof glass out. how do I do that?

NOFX

If it's like the 6th gen, to remove the glass:

- Get in the car
- Open the sunshade
- Remove the screw on the bottom of the plastic covering the bottom of the rail
- Remove the nuts on the bottom of the glass
- Push up on the glass
- Get out of the car
- Remove the glass through the top of the vehicle

DCSportEJ1Civic

idk if you have to pull the whole thing or not. im going to my parents later tonight ill look at my old civic.

y2kferari

its not like the 6th gen. no screws or anything to take apart. I'm really just doing cuz I'm bored. But dont find any starting point

NOFX

Okay, so which is it you really want to do? I see three things here.

- Access rails to clean.
- Replace motor.
- Remove glass.

y2kferari

access rails to clean

y2kferari

anyone?

NOFX

Since the moonroof on a 5th gen doesn't slide back under the roofskin like a 6th gen, you should be able to access most of the rails by just removing the glass.

I'll check when I wake up in a few ours how exactly to do this

y2kferari

anyone else?

NOFX

I checked the manual. It was even easier than I wrote earlier.

- Open sunshade.
- Tilt up glass.
- Remove glass mounting screws.
- Remove sliding glass from bracket.

Mrmatt3465

Relating to the topic but not entirely: I noticed my anchor spring on the passenger side is broken. My sunroof works perfect. I'm just curious as to the function of the anchor spring. Anyone have an idea?