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| djm666 |
Posted: June 14, 2011 10:24 am
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I have got a bit keen and had to get the sunroof shut on the xm, found the motor cog is slipping on the cables. so disconnected the lot and pulled shut manually.
![]() i am wondering if a BX or ZX or Xantia sunroof motor is the same? it just needs the cog really. last month: I repaired the broken window mechanism with a bit from a SAAB. works a treat touch wood. -------------------- XM 2.0 Sei 1991 Dark Green
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| djm666 |
Posted: June 14, 2011 10:27 am
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Also does anybody know were the sunroof drains are as i want to clear them as there is lots of water coming into the car when it rains.
-------------------- XM 2.0 Sei 1991 Dark Green
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| noz |
Posted: June 14, 2011 02:08 pm
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Hi djm,
There are 4 drainage outlets from the sunroof tray, one in each corner. The rubber/plastic drainage tubes push onto spigots formed in the corners of the tray and lead the water down to ground level. The two front tubes go down inside the pillar between the front doors and the windscreen. They appear below the car from behind the plastic inner wheel arch liner. The rear tubes go down the pillars in front of the rear quarterlights. They appear below the car again from behind the inner plastic wheel arch liner. Hope that helps. Cheers noz -------------------- '10 '59' C5 2.0 HDi Exclusive Tourer Metallic Grey
'97 'P' XM 2.5 TD VSX Saloon RP 6610 Blue '97 'R' XM 2.5 TD Exclusive Saloon RP 7158 Silver '88 CX 22TRS Croisette Location: Avonbridge - Stirlingshire - Central Scotland |
| djm666 |
Posted: June 15, 2011 07:12 am
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many thanks for that i will be pulling them out this weekend and clearing them.
-------------------- XM 2.0 Sei 1991 Dark Green
H426AAM previous UK reg now NZ reg TU9287 |
| Ken newbold |
Posted: June 15, 2011 08:42 am
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You may well find it's actually the cables that the cog engages with that are kaput. A friend of mine did get a BX motor or at least the cog to work an XM sunroof.
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| kenhall1202 |
Posted: June 15, 2011 11:14 am
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Hi djm, There are 4 drainage outlets from the sunroof tray, one in each corner. The rubber/plastic drainage tubes push onto spigots formed in the corners of the tray and lead the water down to ground level. Hope that helps. Cheers noz Hi Noz How easy is it to get to the front spigots to check the connections? During heavy rain water drips down my drivers side door pillar / lower end of the dash onto the sill and into the footwell. The drain tube is not blocked as I can also see the water appearing behind the rear of the plastic wheel arch shield as normal. Any photos available? Thanks Ken This post has been edited by kenhall1202 on June 16, 2011 11:14 am -------------------- 97R XM 2.1 TD VSX Saloon, RP 7249, Emerald Green
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| xmexclusive |
Posted: June 15, 2011 07:32 pm
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Hi Ken
I got in to refit the passenger side tube just by releasing the headlining. A pillar inner trim, grab handle and sun visor removed left the corner able to flap down. You may also want to remove the long thin screw into the headlining from the front edge of the sunroof. Easy to damage the grip if you pull lining down too far. John This post has been edited by xmexclusive on June 15, 2011 07:32 pm -------------------- An interest in 2.5TD's.
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| djm666 |
Posted: June 16, 2011 10:32 am
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yeah i have got a couple of cables for it and a couple of motos from various cars. so when i pull the headlining out this summer i am sort of ready. i think it will have to wait atm as it is winter here and i dont have anywere in the dry to strip the roof lining out. so i wait. i might spray the roof while i have the sunroof out to tart the car up a bit.
-------------------- XM 2.0 Sei 1991 Dark Green
H426AAM previous UK reg now NZ reg TU9287 |
| eduFX |
Posted: June 22, 2011 12:30 am
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Hi...the BX motor helps...my XM have one...
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