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July 4th, 2007, 09:25 PM
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I am ****ing fuming right now
After 8 hours of work, new rubber seal, new paint, new ceiling and adjusting my fac moonroof leaks in the corner. I adj the roof where the rubber is even all around. Is there a way to adjust it where it will apply more pressure to the rub when in the closed position??? I saw it drip inside near the track which then went on my new ceiling. any help will be highly appreciated! Before i lsoe my mind!
    
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July 5th, 2007, 07:25 AM
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I need to know the same......
Also please share on how you adjust what you did.
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Scott Lambert 87 GN 32k Original Owner GT6131e, Crane Billet Roller 212/210, 3" SS THDP, 9" Art Carr, 57lb inj, 22 Row Thunder Fab, Hooker Cat Back, Hot wired Fuel pump, Adj fuel reg, Bell Mouthed TB, Stock location K+N w/ Postons base lid, Scanmaster, Ported Big Valve Heads- All Studed 86 T-Type Now a Parts Car  87 Turbo T Astro-Roof Chrome Trim 87 Turbo T Solid Roof White w/ Blk Trim-Mama's New Toy
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July 5th, 2007, 09:56 AM
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If you scroll down a few posts you'll notice I've been working on an ASC roof. I ran into the same type of issue when I pulled the assembly out of the car. I put it back in the same way it came out and it wouldn't slide, then it wouldn't seat right and would not seal in the rear. I removed the assembly, checked everything to make sure there was no binding, and put it back in and it worked! Not sure what I did, but you may simply need to remove and check your tracks, etc. and see if it helps...Good Luck, these roofs are a real PITA
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July 7th, 2007, 03:25 PM
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Leak
I Had Mine Done, Dont Know If This Will Help, But The Astroroof Has A Drainage System Built In. If The Drain System Gets Stopped Up The Pan Will Over Flow & You Have Water On Your New Top. I Dont Know The Exact Number Of Drainers, But I Think The Guy That Did Mine Said There Was Four. You May Be Able To Blow Them Out From The Bottom With Air, If U Can Locate. If There Is A Uphostery Shop Near You, Give Them A Call.
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July 7th, 2007, 03:34 PM
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Leak
If You Look At Paging Turbofish Post Dated July 5th Just Prior To Your Post, He Has Some Good Pictures That Show The Drain Tubes & If U Look At All The Pictures, U Will Also See The Tube That They Hook To. The Drains Are At The 4 Corners. Hope This Is Of Some Help.
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July 7th, 2007, 04:14 PM
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thansk for the reply guys! well I was playing around with it today. i know about the drains, they are perfectly fine. the front part of my new seal has some wrinkles in it, the water gets in due to the wrinkles. I put some vasoline on it and let it bake in the sun. I also shimmed each bracket with a small thin washer to make it go up more . the shims fixed one of the leaks, I am hoping the wrinkles will swell up a little. I will let you guys know!
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July 8th, 2007, 07:51 AM
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For sure!!
"Sneaky cream" takes out the wrinkles!!
 
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July 8th, 2007, 08:16 PM
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