How Do You Service A Sun Roof In A Subaru Out?
If you properly maintain your Subaru Outback’s sun roof, you can enjoy the open air in good weather and eliminate leaks and squeaks. It’s generally recommended you clean and inspect your sun roof’s rubber seals at least twice a year. Replace the Rubber Seal Step 1 Take down the interior trim work and headliner so you can fully access your Subaru Outback’s sun roof. Before you do this, you might want to take a picture of the headliner, to refer to when it’s time to replace the trim. Step 2 Remove the screws and bolts that hold your sun roof to the body of the station wagon. Unplug the sun roof from its power source, which you’ll find at the rear of the sun roof. Step 3 Lift the sun roof up and off the Subaru Outback and store it so it’s safe from damage. Get someone to help you with this step, to avoid harming the sun roof or your car. Step 4 Tug the old rubber seal from its trench. Make sure you remove any rubber and adhesive stuck to the bottom of the trench with your plastic scraping
