The factory installed sunroof is a power tilt and slide sunroof.
Due to the complexity of the hatch mechanism, significant experience is required to successfully repair, replace or adjust hatch components. Removing the sunroof requires removing the headliner, which is already a complex and tedious operation. Removing the ceiling trim is not easy. Therefore, any problems with the sunroof should be contacted by a Peugeot/Citroen dealer.
Sunroof — general information (Peugeot Partner I)
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