SUNROOF WATER LEAKS BENT GLASS PANEL HINGE

1985 GRAND AM

Please discard previous bulletin 85-2-18 and replace it with this one."

Sunroof water leaks on 1985 Grand Am models may be the result of an inadequate seal between the sunroof glass panel and roof weatherstrip. With the sunroof closed and latched, the entire outer vertical edge of the glass panel should seal to the upper outer lip of the weatherstrip as shown in Illustration A.

A poor seal condition may be caused by a bent glass panel hinge. See Illustration B.

An additional check should also be made to ensure that the weatherstrip is properly positioned and sealed in the channel.

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