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replacing headliner - sunroof inspection 850

posted by  dandonnell on  Thu Mar 9 14:16 CST 2017
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I thought this was a good price also. I particularly liked the fact that I could work on it while they had the liner out giving me better access. The leaking only happens on the back side so I assume the rear drains were clogged. Does not happen in regular rain showers. If the frame is rusted would not RTV applied after some rust inhibiting primer work?

When the (4) screws are removed is it easy to support while cycling back and forth? What do you mean by exposing the cables? May be obvious when I see them. Any pictures would be great. Thanks for your help.
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