Fj80 Sunroof Leak

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I Have A 1994 Fj80 With A Leaky Sunroof. Only Leaks On One Side Unfortiontly It Is On The Drivers Side Right Above My Head. Drains Are Clear! Seems To Be Leaking Underneath The Track Maybe??? Any Answers?
 
I second that motion. Replace the glass+seal. Right after checking all four drain tubes again. Is there any wind noise? Does the panel sit flush with the roof when closed? Is it centered in the opening when closed? Did you search?
 
The sunroof does sit flush and all the drains are clear as can be. Can you buy just the sunroof glass seal? I went to the Toyota dealer and they could not seem to find it! Thanks for the quick reply.
 
contact cruiserdan from America Toyota, if it can be gotten from Toyota, he can do it.

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Had the same problem. Only mine was leaking due to a squirel that ate the rubber off the sun roof. replaced the whole unit.
 
I Have A 1994 Fj80 With A Leaky Sunroof. Only Leaks On One Side Unfortiontly It Is On The Drivers Side Right Above My Head. Drains Are Clear! Seems To Be Leaking Underneath The Track Maybe??? Any Answers?
I had the sunroof leak problem that no one could seem to find either - replaced the glass, seals, cleaned the drains to no avail. After three months and about 40 hours of investigation by the local toyota dealer, we (and I say we because the dealer's initial answer was that I should just get the interior detailed regularly and live with the leak until I did a bit of agressive negotiating...) figured out that the screws that hold down the track were the cause. They yanked the track, put some goop on the screws, put everything back together and the leak went away...for now
 
The sunroof does sit flush and all the drains are clear as can be. Can you buy just the sunroof glass seal? I went to the Toyota dealer and they could not seem to find it! Thanks for the quick reply.

As per CDan, the seal is not available individually, but is part of the glass. The glass is cheaper than I feared. See Romer's post for phone number.
 
The rubber seal will harden and shrink and leak like hell as with mine. Dan's price is $285. well worth it I have no more leaks.

George
 
Recently, I have discovered a leak in my 80 as well. The passenger side ceiling is really wet. I dried it off, came out this morning (it's raining) and it's soaking wet again! Do you guys think that this could be the cause? The seatbelt is wet as well, and the wet mark runs along the ceiling, about halfway over, but seems to be starting in the back passenger side corner of the sunroof. Should I pull my headliner and dry it off while I figure out what's leaking? i don't want a water stain on the headliner.
 
yes they do.
i found the reason for mine leaking was the rear drain tubes were kinked when someone installed some aftermarket s***.
they ran wiring to the back pulled the panels and in the process of doing so kinked the tubes so they wouldn't drain.
i don't use my dope smokers retractable roof window so i sealed mine.....redneck as hell but doesn't leak
 
yes they do.
i found the reason for mine leaking was the rear drain tubes were kinked when someone installed some aftermarket s***.
they ran wiring to the back pulled the panels and in the process of doing so kinked the tubes so they wouldn't drain.
i don't use my dope smokers retractable roof window so i sealed mine.....redneck as hell but doesn't leak


Yeah if it comes to that, I'll just seal mine too, I never use the sun roof, no idea why people like them so much.

I'm thinking of using the air compressor to blow out the drains and see if that helps. The only time I've seen it leak was when I went through a car wash and the air dryer at the end blew hard directly on the roof and pressured the water into the cab.

May be just a weird situational thing where some painters tape over the seals fixes it if I want to go through the car wash.
 

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