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How to Repair a Leaking Sunroof

Sunroof leaks can be a frustrating and messy issue, especially during heavy rain or car washes. Fortunately, most leaks are caused by clogged drains, worn seals, or misaligned components—all of which are fixable with basic tools and OEM replacement parts. Keeping your Chevrolet Trax dry and damage-free starts with a few simple steps.

Repairing a Sunroof Leak on a Budget

1. Inspect the Sunroof Seal

Check for cracks or deformation in the rubber seal that could allow water to seep through the edges.

2. Clean the Drain Channels

Use compressed air or a flexible wire to remove debris from the sunroof's corner drain tubes and channels.

3. Test for Drainage Issues

Pour a small amount of water into the drain holes and watch to ensure it flows out underneath the car without backup.

4. Apply Silicone Grease to the Seal

A light coat of silicone-based lubricant can rejuvenate old seals and help them stay pliable for a tighter fit.

5. Adjust the Sunroof Track Alignment

If the sunroof doesn’t sit flush, check the alignment hardware and track for signs of wear or misplacement.

6. Replace Worn Components

If cleaning and adjusting don’t stop the leak, consider replacing weather seals or guides with OEM parts for a watertight seal.

For added weather protection and airflow control, complement your sunroof repair with quality window deflectors. Order now for exclusive savings and expert-fit exterior accessories. Questions? Reach out to our team for help.