New owner, old problem

He said that because Audi hadn't serviced it properly a runner had jammed, in turn this had caused the cables to mis-align. So he removed the glass panels, re-aligned the cables, greased the runners and Bob is your Uncle.
I am bloody furious that all Audi wanted to do was replace it at a discounted cost of £1600.
 
I wonder how many opensky sunroofs have been scrapped when an easy fix was possible. Trouble is that up till now, there has been a cheap(?) option from one dealer in the UK and one in Germany. Maybe no-one has really analysed the root problem and found a solution.
(Oh please don't reply and tell us all for the umpteenth time how you got yours fixed by Audi Worthing because you had a FASH - It doesn't help.)
Cheers, Geoff
 
mrmosky said:
I wonder how many opensky sunroofs have been scrapped when an easy fix was possible. Trouble is that up till now, there has been a cheap(?) option from one dealer in the UK and one in Germany. Maybe no-one has really analysed the root problem and found a solution.
(Oh please don't reply and tell us all for the umpteenth time how you got yours fixed by Audi Worthing because you had a FASH - It doesn't help.)
Cheers, Geoff
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Here here!!

(Just off to she'd a little tear)

J
 
thing is, though, that documentation is extremely hard to come by and I'm not surprised then that many mechanics say "sod it" and don't even look.

- Bret
 
If this mechanic has done a good job perhaps the forum should send his details around widely to post 10 year Broken Sky owners I'm sure others would like theirs repaired too!
 
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