sunroof wont close

Asked by GuruJ2KM May 25, 2017 at 04:06 PM about the 2011 Lincoln MKS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

sunroof wont close

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Brian answered 6 years ago

Check your fuses, see if anything is stuck in the tracking mechanism. Sometimes there is a manual crank feature instead of using power. Have a look in your owner's manual to see if that has that option. Good Luck!

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eduardo answered 6 years ago

did u ever get if fixed ? mine just opended today and by itself now it wont close i see only the screen does move but not the tilt or sunroof

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GuruW3DSH answered 5 years ago

Mines opened by itself also .. how can i close it manually... i need help it just tilted up 2 days ago..

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GuruXP869 answered 5 years ago

Why my sunroof bottom not working? Sunroof won’t open

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