Do 2004 CRV's moon roofs leak?

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by ToddAndMargo, Feb 25, 2008.

  1. ToddAndMargo

    ToddAndMargo Guest

    Hi All,

    I have never had a car with a moon roof/sun roof.
    I may have a lead on a used 2004 CRV with one.

    Do the moon roofs on the 2004 CRV leak? Seems to
    me, that after a few years and a bit of sun light,
    that the seals would go bad and the tubes would
    get clogged and start leaking. How may years do I
    have to go before I will start having problems?

    Many thanks,
    -T
     
    ToddAndMargo, Feb 25, 2008
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  2. ToddAndMargo

    E Meyer Guest

    Its really not a problem. We still have (in the family) a '96 Odyssey, a
    '91 240sx, a '96 i30, a '97 i30, an '02 Pathfinder and an '06 CR-V, all with
    sunroofs/moonroofs. None of them leak. The seals are irrelevant and unless
    you park under a tree in the fall with the roof open, clogging is not going
    to be an issue.
     
    E Meyer, Feb 25, 2008
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  3. ToddAndMargo

    ToddAndMargo Guest

    Thank you!

    Just out curiosity, do you drive with them open very much? How
    would you rate the sun roof vs just opening a window?

    -T
     
    ToddAndMargo, Feb 25, 2008
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  4. ToddAndMargo

    News Guest

    ToddAndMargo wrote:



    Our 2005 CR-V's moon roof doesn't have this problem, nor did the moon
    roof on our 1988 Accord LXi, which the 2005 CR-V replaced.
     
    News, Feb 25, 2008
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  5. ToddAndMargo

    babbler Guest

    My '91 Accord which I had up until a few years ago did not have any
    leaks on the sun rood. Ironically a '86 BMW 325 I had did have a leaking
    moonroof - overpriced piece of shit it was.
     
    babbler, Feb 25, 2008
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  6. ToddAndMargo

    E Meyer Guest

    We usually don't open it all the way, but pop it up in the back quite often.
    Seems to work really well that way to draw out the hot air air trapped at
    the top.
     
    E Meyer, Feb 25, 2008
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