Ford Truck Sunroof Repairs

Ford Truck Sunroof Repairs in Tucson, AZ

Ford Trucks with a power sunroof provide extra comfort on hot days and provide great opportunities for stargazing. If your sunroof is stuck open or closed, however, this extra feature turns into an annoyance at best and a damage risk at worse during rain storms.

How Do Power Sunroofs Work?

Power sunroofs have a similar purpose and operation method as power windows, but power sunroofs are more complex than the side driver and passenger windows. Car windows operate in an up and down motion, but most sunroofs move vertically and horizontally. In addition to having trouble with opening and closing the sunroof, you may experience problems with leaks if the seal isn’t secure.

Common Sunroof Problems & Causes

• Clogged Tracks: Power sunroofs have a track or cable that pulls and pushes the glass. It’s possible for the track to clog or the cable to break.
• Bad Motor: Power sunroof motors can fail, putting a standstill to its operation.
• Broken Switch: An electrical sunroof will ignore commands if it’s unable to register them, as is the case when you have a broken switch with bad wiring. If the wiring is okay, then another possibility is a stuck switch.
• Clogged Drain System: A sunroof has drain holes at each corner to disperse water. When the drains clog, water pools and eventually enters the cabin area where you’ll see wet spots on your seats or feel rain while driving in a storm.

I Need My Sunroof Fixed

If your car sunroof isn’t working, contact us for power sunroof service. From inoperable and leaky panels to dirty and broken seals, we are equipped with the right tools to service your sunroof. We’ll diagnose the problem, look at the water trough, check the wiring, and review other parts that contribute to the efficiency of your sunroof.

If you have any questions before the repair process, let our staff know.

We proudly provide Sunroof Repairs for Ford Trucks in Tucson, AZ, Marana, AZ, Tanque Verde, AZ, and surrounding areas.