my sunroof on a 2007 chevy Tahoe LTZ is jammed and the motor seems to be off track

Asked by brooks2cdb May 21, 2013 at 01:24 AM about the 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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kbro answered 11 years ago

well it sounds like you will need to get that fixed.

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GMCustomerService answered 11 years ago

Sorry to hear that the sunroof on your Tahoe is jammed. Are you planning on getting this checked into anywhere? Be sure to keep us updated if you decide to visit a dealership! Sarah (Assisting Marlea) GM Customer Care

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Scott answered 3 years ago

I've never posted here so don't know how to post a question. I have an 07 suburban ltz that the left front corner of the glass panel it self is loose. The panel works fine in either function. But with the glass panel closed. I can push it up or down depending on if your inside or out. This causes the panel not to have sufficient pressure on the gasket allowing water and air to come in. The right side is tight so I think there is a clip or something missing. Suggestions?

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