i was wondering if this seal is supposed to have some kind of glue holding it down. i notice mine is able to lift up around the edges and am worried about rust forming. if there is supposed to be something there , what is the best thing to use to seal it back up?

thanks a lot,
drew

 

Hope this helps. They don't really say what adhesive, but I imagine silicone would work pretty well.

 

actually i dont understand what that pic is showing . i dont think it's the same as im talking about. im talking about that black seal that is going all the way around. sorry if im retarded , i just dont see it

 

not to jack your thread or anything but does anyone know where to get those stoppers at the end of the rails? one of mine broke and my snuroof can't open all the way or it comes off the rail!

 

try http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com

 

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or your local dealer..

Take a close up pic of the problem yoru having.. hard to understand.

 

There is no glue holding the rubber down. the gasket is sandwiched between the sunroof panel and some retainers on the inside of the panel (its covered by the vinyl covered thing on the inside of the sunroof).

 

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Are you talking about the black rubber ring that is on the top of your roof--around the sunroof panel? As is show in your picture? That's what I thought you were talking about.

 

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Yes

 

yeah i was talking about the rubber ring around the outside. so it just sits on there with nothing to seal it down?

 

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Yes, as posted above it's wedged between the top of the panel and the interior trim.
Everyone thinks that the CRX sunroof is air and watetight but it's really not.
If you look closely you can tell that the weatherstripping is only designed to keep noise out of the cabin when it's closed. If you slam the doors the roof pops up for a split second, and the basin underneath the mechanism is used to drain water away. Quite ingenious a design if you think about. The first car where the sunroof slid OUT, instead of inside the roof.

 

The helms manual seems to indicate there is a place to put adhesive. But I don't know I've never tried pulling it up to check.