Does Sunroof Pop Open or just slide into headliner
05-23-2006, 03:25 PM
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anyone know how hard it would be to graph an OEM sunroof into a runner not equipped with one?
I have a 90' Runner that I'd like to have sunroof in...
I've found ragtop sunroofs, and others that use clips/clamps.
I wouldn't mind an OEM electric sunroof though.
I have a 90' Runner that I'd like to have sunroof in...
I've found ragtop sunroofs, and others that use clips/clamps.
I wouldn't mind an OEM electric sunroof though.
05-23-2006, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuki
anyone know how hard it would be to graph an OEM sunroof into a runner not equipped with one?
I have a 90' Runner that I'd like to have sunroof in...
I've found ragtop sunroofs, and others that use clips/clamps.
I wouldn't mind an OEM electric sunroof though.
I have a 90' Runner that I'd like to have sunroof in...
I've found ragtop sunroofs, and others that use clips/clamps.
I wouldn't mind an OEM electric sunroof though.
There are aftermarket power sunroofs out there - the ones I've seen slide up over the roof (not bad and probably alot easier if no roofrack in the way, etc)
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05-23-2006, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Cebby
IMO, it is more work than the average do it yourselfer would take on. However, if you are a bodyman, I think a good way to go about it would be to find a donor 4Runner with a sunroof, cut out a nice big piece of the roof and graft it in.
There are aftermarket power sunroofs out there - the ones I've seen slide up over the roof (not bad and probably alot easier if no roofrack in the way, etc)
There are aftermarket power sunroofs out there - the ones I've seen slide up over the roof (not bad and probably alot easier if no roofrack in the way, etc)
05-23-2006, 07:08 PM
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Might burn out the switch eventually - not sure what they are rated for (amps).
Pop up sunroofs are overrated. The one in my Jeep GC does it, and I think I've used that feature once.
LT1 Astro, eh? Where are the pics?
Pop up sunroofs are overrated. The one in my Jeep GC does it, and I think I've used that feature once.
LT1 Astro, eh? Where are the pics?
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05-23-2006, 07:42 PM
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Might burn out the switch eventually - not sure what they are rated for (amps).
Pop up sunroofs are overrated. The one in my Jeep GC does it, and I think I've used that feature once.
LT1 Astro, eh? Where are the pics?
Pop up sunroofs are overrated. The one in my Jeep GC does it, and I think I've used that feature once.
LT1 Astro, eh? Where are the pics?
When i install it i will put a 20 or 30 amp fuse on it but for now i hot wire it to see if it works. Check this thread out to see how i will hotwire it and fuse it, do you think that will be ok?
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...572#post905572
Will post pics of this as i should be done with this within a few weeks as i have lots of other stuff going on. thanks
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