Sunroof Goo
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Sunroof Goo
I had my sunroof open today for about an hour with the car sitting in the hot sun. When I closed it it had this black goo on it. Does anybody know what this is?
Thanks,
Van
Thanks,
Van
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It's sunroof goo. Use sunroof goo-b-gone to clean.
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Sorry. 
It's probably some lube, which means it may be on one of the guide pads. A chevy dealer can fix it. Usually it goes from front to rear not side to side. I would be interested in knowing what they have to do to fix.
It's probably some lube, which means it may be on one of the guide pads. A chevy dealer can fix it. Usually it goes from front to rear not side to side. I would be interested in knowing what they have to do to fix.
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Hey ChevyMgr.... (did I get it right this time?)....
I had the same goo, in the same location, when my car was new. But I also had the infamous "thunk or clunk" when opening or closing the sunroof. I was TOLD one of the channels was slightly bent and caused the sliding panel to make the noise. The goo, I was told, was just a sloppy install at the factory. But mine wasn't a goo like a lubricating product. It was more like "dum-dum".
I had the same goo, in the same location, when my car was new. But I also had the infamous "thunk or clunk" when opening or closing the sunroof. I was TOLD one of the channels was slightly bent and caused the sliding panel to make the noise. The goo, I was told, was just a sloppy install at the factory. But mine wasn't a goo like a lubricating product. It was more like "dum-dum".
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Hey ChevyMgr.... (did I get it right this time?)....
I had the same goo, in the same location, when my car was new. But I also had the infamous "thunk or clunk" when opening or closing the sunroof. I was TOLD one of the channels was slightly bent and caused the sliding panel to make the noise. The goo, I was told, was just a sloppy install at the factory. But mine wasn't a goo like a lubricating product. It was more like "dum-dum".
I had the same goo, in the same location, when my car was new. But I also had the infamous "thunk or clunk" when opening or closing the sunroof. I was TOLD one of the channels was slightly bent and caused the sliding panel to make the noise. The goo, I was told, was just a sloppy install at the factory. But mine wasn't a goo like a lubricating product. It was more like "dum-dum".
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