Honestly, sunroof problems have been a headache for me. I’ve been through two motors in 3 years! Has anyone else had to change the motors often? Seems like a design flaw to me!
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That’s wild! I thought my one motor issue was bad. But you’re making me reconsider keeping my Equinox!
Haha, I just close my sunroof and act like it doesn’t exist anymore! Best fix ever for my Equinox. It’s all in the denial!
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I love that! Maybe I should start just ignoring mine. But then I’d miss the occasional breeze!
I think it’s important to ventilate these machines, but I do feel like the sunroof issues are reflective of broader problems with car design these days. Has anyone looked into fixing their entire roof?
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Absolutely! My sunroof started leaking after just two years. I can’t help but think about how this might affect resale value down the line.
I totally understand the concern. Sunroof issues can become a costly maintenance headache. Regular upkeep is essential to prevent bigger problems.
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Honestly, a vehicle without a functioning sunroof can be a dealbreaker for some buyers. It’s something to keep in mind if you plan to sell later.
My neighbor had a similar issue with his Equinox. He mentioned that it affected his decisions in terms of upgrades or resale.
That said, I think many buyers wouldn’t even check the sunroof, particularly if the exterior looks good otherwise.
That’s true, but a malfunctioning sunroof can diminish the overall appeal of the vehicle. Plus, repairs can be quite expensive!
I wonder if the sunroof’s lifespan is related to how often it gets used. Mine has always been a bit temperamental, especially during seasonal changes.
I think the sunroof design could be more durable. I mean, who wants to deal with leaks? And they’re not even that great for ventilation in the first place!
Haha, very true! It’s like the sunroof is the high-maintenance friend of cars.
I’ve been contemplating whether I should attempt to repair mine myself or just take it in to a professional. They can really charge a lot!
I think it’s worth consulting a professional, especially if you want the sunroof to last. Sometimes DIY leads to bigger issues!