🛠️ Premium Sunroof Track Assembly Repair Kit for Ford F150 F250 F350 F450 & Lincoln Navigator Mark LT (2000-2016) Review

Fits 2006 f150 crew. It took about 5 hours. Cheap repair. The dealer wanted 1500€ for the repair. I would try 15 times before paying for this. The only thing was that my new metal core slide had an additional plastic mold. You need to cut it off to allow the glass to move properly. So just pay attention to how yours looks when you get back together.

I watched a fairly popular AutoRex youtube video for installing this and haven't had much of a problem. The only thing I had an issue with was the sealant which the guy said I could just move and reseal. But I put it back together and it was leaking so I had to find more buytl tapes. Home Depot had a huge $5 roll. So well sealed. Then just reverse the process. I removed the passenger seat to remove the sunroof.

Part fits but no instructions. Actually the seller basically said to watch videos on You Tube. As such, they had no idea of the orientation of the slider assembly, which was either on or within the top guide with the guide cam. It later turned out that there were some inconsistencies with the video. Do not move the front assembly all the way forward when the cam guide arm is at the top of the rail. It also showed why I had to raise the back of the sunroof glass all the way up. I'll post…

save about $2000 and do it yourself All you need is a simple set of sockets, screwdrivers and a YouTube guide. The instructions that came with it are completely useless. Yes, work sucks and takes time. I'm sure I could do it faster now after going through it once, but I hope I never do it again. I just watched a very good step by step video on YouTube. It took me 7 hours from start to finish but I work slowly and carefully because I don't have the budget to fix things I might break in a hurry…

This kit saved me over $1200. I received three offers from Ford, an auto glass shop and an auto repair shop. There was over $1,600 total to fix the sunroof. I've watched YouTube videos from start to finish multiple times, making time-stamped notes and steps that I knew I'd be happy to revisit when I made them. A friend helped me and it took less than 4 hours. No extra parts left and nothing broken. Make sure you have all the tools. A large torx for removing the seat belt was $4 at the auto…

It's a $50 bargain but the wise old Chinese say you get what you pay for. So if I stick my elbow deep into this thing on a Sunday, after many hours and swearing, I realize that the width of the item is exactly 1mm larger, and the seller usually responds in a couple of business days. cul. I ended up registering all the PCs and getting it working. Because with the forecast rain and my work obligation on Monday morning, I had no other choice. Luckily I finally had an epiphany within a week of…

I bought this to replace sunroof rail parts that broke on my truck last year (2013 F150 Platinum Crew Cab). Parts came quickly, and after spending another $50 on some tools I didn't already have, I ended up with about $100. I watched AutoRex's "'09 - '14 Ford F-150 Sunroof Repair COMPLETE GUIDE" on Youtube before starting the repair and it helped a lot. The video shows the repair from start to finish and AutoRex provides you with all Torx sizes and I also bought some butyl sealant just in case…

A little skeptical about all the problems people have faced. Went with this seller because they have higher numbers. The work is not difficult, it just takes a lot of time, since you have to disassemble a lot. I haven't had any issues with extra tabs or anything like that, but things change over the years. The kit worked like a charm for me. Even if the glass seal has been changed for some time, if ever, now is a good time to replace it. Attaching the new glass seal was the hardest part of the…