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Car Forum / Citroen Cars / January 2006

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Citroen Synergie 1.9TD Sunroof

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Frogboy - 10 Jan 2006 08:20 GMT
Hi,
  I have a problem with my electric sunroof. It will not close properly.
The only way to shut it is by continually pressing the switch and it will
close in 100mm steps or occasionally it will open again. I think that the
trouble is related to defective relays but I don't know where they are.
Can anyone help?

Thanks
Adrian - 10 Jan 2006 08:48 GMT
>    I have a problem with my electric sunroof. It will not close properly.
> The only way to shut it is by continually pressing the switch and it will
> close in 100mm steps or occasionally it will open again. I think that the
> trouble is related to defective relays but I don't know where they are.
> Can anyone help?

First thing I'd look at is that it's closing easily enough - it may be that
the runners and cables have got a bit gunked up, and it's sticking. That
could well be causing the "Ooops, somebody's got their head stuck in it"
sensors to trip.
Frogboy - 10 Jan 2006 11:10 GMT
Adrian,
The roof on this was a little slow to close and I have loobed-up the
runners with silicon spray but it made no difference. I think that there
is an IR sensor at the front which tells the motor to switch off if it
detects an obstruction although I'm not sure if it is operational. From
memory the cable is toothed which is how the worm gear on the motor drives
it round. The cable is only visible for about 1/2" either side of the motor
and the rest is inside a protective covering. what is the best way to clean
/ lubricate this?
I've checked the switch with known good one so it is not that.
Thanks  
 
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