my moonroof doesnt have the mid stop. if you put it to vent and bring it down it will just go directly to open (back all the way) with that i dont know if there is a bad seal cause it leaks toward the front (i screwed around and got it to stop for now) also if it does need a seal where can i find one? more importantly how can i get it to work correctly? Anything much appriciated!!

Hi!

My 93 Did The Same....No Set Stop......I Used A Marker On The Inside to Mark The Glass & A Set Spot When It Was Closed Shut With No Leaks......Everytime After When The Marks Lined Up I Knew The Moonroof Was Closed Securely & Weathertight.....Hope This Trick Helps!!!!
Also I Lubricated Every Month During Summer The Moonroof Gasket With WD-40 By Wiping The Entire Gasket To Keep It Flexable......
Good Luck & Best Wishes!

thats not a bad idea ill try it in my search for correct working order, cause it does take alot of playing around to get it right and marking it would help

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I use industrial aerosol silicone on all the weatherstrip gaskets.

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I use industrial aerosol silicone on all the weatherstrip gaskets.

That's what I thought silocone ... will not WD40 eat the rubber over time?

I bought some stuff called SillGlide at car quest to quiet my buddies t-tops down on his fire bird.

Rich is correct, WD 40 will corrode rubber, yes. Silicone and rubber are the best match.

Good info, my seal shrunk too and I need a new one to install around the outside. Great thread and great pics. Thanks!