How to replace sunroof rubber seal and where can I purchase one on my1994 Toyota Camery XLE

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Asked by ezernest Nov 15, 2013 at 06:45 PM about the 1994 Toyota Camry XLE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My sunroof leaked when going through car wash last time. Where can I buy a new
rubber seal and how do I R&R it? Thank You
Ernest

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You may not need a new seal....watch this...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CiqO11FtvQ

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This will be fun...if it's an after market sunroof, you will have to look for a manufacturer name stamped on it. If you can find one, you will then have to google the company and see if they still exist and then see if you can still buy a replacement seal. If it's a Toyota sunroof, it should be much easier. Just go to the Toyota parts dept. and have them order you up a new one. I went through the same thing with the sunroof on my '89 Toyota 4x4. I could buy every part EXCEPT the seal. That was the one part that was discontinued. I just siliconed the thing closed and said to heck with the whole thing. Better than a wet seat every other day.......

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