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Panorama Sunroof And Attachments, Checking

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Special tools and workshop equipment required 

NOTE:

PSD - means Panorama Sunroof

As a rule, there is no scheduled maintenance necessary for the panorama sunroof.

If there are noise complaints during the function test and if it is necessary to clean and lubricate due to dirt, then clean and lubricate the areas as follows:

The specified grease is Lithium Grease G 052 147 A2. Do not use other lubricants.

Panorama Sunroof, Cleaning and Lubricating Guide Rails 

-- Check the panorama sunroof for damage.

-- Check the panorama sunroof for function and noises.

-- Open the panorama sunroof.

-- Clean the guide rails under the outer seal -A- -arrows-.

Fig 1: Identifying Outer Seal, Wind Deflector, Inner Seal And Arrow Pointed In Drive Direction
GWWM02-0220Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA, INC.

-- Apply a thin coat of Lithium Grease G 052 147 A2 into the sliding areas of the guide rails -arrows-.

A - Outer seal

B - Wind deflector

C - Inner seal

D - The -arrow- points in the drive direction

NOTE:

Make sure no other components are contaminated.

CAUTION:

Repair any malfunctions.

Wind Deflector, Cleaning 

Fig 2: Identifying Check Of Wind Deflector -1- For Dirt
GWWM02-0219Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA, INC.

-- Check the wind deflector -1- for dirt. Pay special attention to dirt build-up at the bottom of the wind deflector -arrows-.

-- Remove the dirt using a Wet and Dry Vacuum VAS 5128.

-- To remove stuck insects and particles from the net and from the air deflector frame, use a sponge and soap suds.

Soap mixture ratio: 3 drops to 1 liter of water

CAUTION:

No use any standard insect remover or other solvent as these products were not tested and approved.

-- Then remove loosen insects and particles with a vacuum and a suitable vacuum tip.

CAUTION:
  • The net on the wind deflector can be damaged is unsuitable spray jets are used!

-- When performing this work, ensure no dirt falls into the vehicle interior.