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Topic #48708 15 posts Started by goferris
i have a quick q about my sunroof. it opens just fine but when i close it, it always stops about halfway all i have to do is push the button again but i was just wondering if there is something i can do to make it so it wont stop there. like i said not really a big deal just annoying
thanks

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I'm sure thats normal on all 6th gens or at least the ones I've been in, dunno if they're is way to change that though....doesn't bother me. smile.gif

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its not just 6gc, its toyota for the mostpart... my girlfriend has an 06 Corolla, i'll have to ask her what the sunroof does. i was suprised during a Pontiac Vibe testdrive that when i closed the sunroof it paused fimiluraly like my Celica... incase you didnt know Matrix= Vibe with Pontiac/ GM warranty



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I'd like to get rid of that too...

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that is so annoying. especially when you're in a rush closing windows and sunroof at the same time, turning off a/c and turn off the car... then realize the sunroof is half open. its annoying.
yea everyone has that problem...mine does the same thing...it'll stop halfway then you gotta push it again...0o well

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im pretty sure if you open/close it while your not driving it doesnt stop halfway, but id have to double check,

i hate it too btw, along with the cupholders lol
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im pretty sure if you open/close it while your not driving it doesnt stop halfway, but id have to double check,

i hate it too btw, along with the cupholders lol

it does it while driving too. GRRR i was hoping there was something i could do to just fix it. oh well.

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there is something you can do biggrin.gif

My sunroof does not stop halfway... not anymore laugh.gif

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There you go
Stick a diode from pin 8 (green/white) to pin 2 (green/yellow) of the sunroof control unit.
Do this by striping some insulation off of the wires and soldering in the diode. Shrink tube or tape up
Do NOT get it backwards.

Of course this involves getting to the unit... which is located behind the headliner on the right side of the driver visor.




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This post has been edited by K-ESD: May 29, 2007 - 5:16 PM

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hmmmm... i'm surprised there is no replies. oh well rolleyes.gif

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I thought I was alone with that problem!
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hmmmm... i'm surprised there is no replies. oh well rolleyes.gif

thanks for the info
my problem is i don't have time to do it. ha ha! maybe they should sticky something like this if it is a problem that all celis have. just my thoughts

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interesting K-ESD...
though the sunroof stopping halfway is no problem for me.. i'd rather just leave it than risk breaking something... wink.gif

anyway.... has anyone found out why toyota decided to make it stop halfway?

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This ISN'T a failure of any kind. It's by design. It's a safety feature Toyota built in to all their cars as of the early 1990's so you don't crush anyone or their limbs and makes you press the button a second time to close the sunroof. It's kind of like a Microsoft Windows "are you sure you want to close this window" feature.... only your car doesn't crash from an invalid page fault.