Legacy Outback Ltd Sedan F4-2.5L SOHC (2000)
9.
If this did not repair the leak then further inspection of all sunroof opening seams (front & rear) will be necessary, including under the front
sunroof.
10.
If you are checking the drains, the rear sunroof has two drains. There is one in each corner of the rear opening. It will be necessary to use
something to split the drain area in half, such as a rag. Check the front drain on one side; then the rear by pouring water in each half while
checking the drain rate. The front sunroof has one drain in the front that T's into the front drain of the rear sunroof under the headliner.
11.
A blocked or restricted drain would cause water to overflow the drain channel and overflow into the passenger compartment, (not in the map
light).
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
1.
When you have found the sealer void location, clean this area of all dirt and grease. Make sure what you use for a cleaning agent, will not damage
the painted surface.
2.
Application of 3M ULTRAPRO Autobody Sealant (part number 05113508301) in a small quantity will be used to seal the void area. Only seal the
suspected leak point, too much sealer buildup can create additional leaks by holding the glass up or not allowing the gasket to seal flat against its
mated surface.
3.
There should be no sealant added to the area under the center portion of the gasket that separates the two sunroof glasses. This would raise the
