On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 23:38:32 -0500, "Keith J" <_keith_757@comcast.net>
wrote:

>I have that problem from time to time with my '99 EX V6. Open the roof all
>the way. Near the front end, on the outside of the track, there is a metal
>pieces that has a screw holding it down. You will see that it is loose.
>Not sure what this does really, but I just tighten it back down and all is
>happy again.
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>While open, do lube up the tracks and don't forget about the "pop-up" tracks
>as well. You have to get them from the inside. Heck, while at it, do the
>door hinges too!
>
>-keith
>tallahassee, fl

I have a similar problem on my '94 GS-R. In my case there is a
plastic slider in the track that has a broken spring. manually
sliding it in one direction or the other (can't remember which) solves
the problem for months at a time.


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>"Bill" <bill@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Hi all
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>> I slid the moonroof of my '99 Accord EX V6 open this afternoon. When I
>> wanted to close it later in the evening, it slid over 90% of the way back
>> but not all the way.
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>> So there's a small open gap at the front of the moonroof and I can't
>figure
>> out what happened.
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>> Any suggestions ?
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>> Thanks.
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