Sliding-Visor Damage

Damage to the Sliding Panels (Floating Headliners)

NOTE:
- Damage to the sliding panels usually occurs if there is pressure on or an impact against the trim panels. This presses the trim panel from its guides and damages it.
- If the sliding panels are damaged, inform the customer that impacts to the trim panels (e.g. when cleaning the vehicle) are to be avoided.

Check and repair

NOTE: If the sliding panels are damaged, replacement of the roof panel is required.

Procedure:
- Lower the headlining around the opening of the panorama sunroof.
- Check the position of the rear sliding panel. In the event of a fault, the trim panel is misaligned or twisted. Under certain circumstances, broken-off parts might be found.
- In the event of a fault, remove the entire roof panel and remove both sliding panels.
- The following damage is likely:
Damaged sliding rails on the rear trim panel.
Loose or broken driving lever.
Damaged lugs on the front trim panel.
Damaged rear water drain
- Replace damaged parts.
- Then refit the roof and readjust. Replacing of the roof panel is not required.

Fault information
The following illustration shows a fault-free and undamaged sliding rail. In the event of a fault, it is frequently the lug (1) that has broken off.







The following illustration shows a sliding panel with damaged lugs.