Our 1.2 500 has what I think is an electric sunroof. I's glass, with a sliding sunshade and two buttons close by that look like open and close. Needless to say, it neither opens or closes! Fuses are all OK as far as I can see. Any tips on where to start looking?
Technical Electric Sunroof
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Hello,
I wanted to add a warning not to touch it in such weather, but then checked where Le Mung is. It's in Aquitaine
However this might not be an easy fix, so even in there I will wait for warmer nights and dry weather.
I will try to upload some eLearn documentation later on. What year is your 500?
I wanted to add a warning not to touch it in such weather, but then checked where Le Mung is. It's in Aquitaine
However this might not be an easy fix, so even in there I will wait for warmer nights and dry weather.
I will try to upload some eLearn documentation later on. What year is your 500?
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2008Hello,
I wanted to add a warning not to touch it in such weather, but then checked where Le Mung is. It's in Aquitaine
However this might not be an easy fix, so even in there I will wait for warmer nights and dry weather.
I will try to upload some eLearn documentation later on. What year is your 500?
And the wiring diagram
It's still wet here!
Thanks. I'll get the multimeter out.
So the elec mirrors and sunroof don't work? There's 3 fuses it seems for the mirrors
I’d start by popping the switch and with a meter seeing it there is power to the switch, if not then fuses and relays
After replacing fuse 51, the sunroof works - but very slowly. I don't think it's been used for years. It needs a bit of help to move, otherwise it must think that there is an obstruction and will either stop or move bac into it's original position. I have cleaned and lubricated the guides with PTFE spray the best I can, but it's still very slow. I suspect the motor needs lubing too. That looks like a headlining out job!
The fuse might have blown due to a heavy load on the circuit caused by the sliding resistance.
How the sliding is organized? cables? gears?
How the sliding is organized? cables? gears?
Fuse 51 is being blown by the wing mirrors. I'm sure of that. It also feeds the sunroof motor module, but only to enable the sunroof to move when the ignition is on. The sunroof motor feed is from fuse 82, which is a 30A fuse. That fuse is OK.
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