Hey guys, I have a '95 Eagle Talon TSi AWD just purchased less than a month ago, and am trying to fix the interior to how it should be...my question to you is: I have a sunroof on this car, but no cover. All cars that I've seen with sunroofs have a "slider" that pulls back over the glass so that the sun doesn't come in. Is my car supossed to have one too? Also, if it is, where can I get one online? No junkyards in my area ever have DSM's there...thanks in advance! :banana:
Sunroof question?
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Hey guys, I have a '95 Eagle Talon TSi AWD just purchased less than a month ago, and am trying to fix the interior to how it should be...my question to you is: I have a sunroof on this car, but no cover. All cars that I've seen with sunroofs have a "slider" that pulls back over the glass so that the sun doesn't come in. Is my car supossed to have one too? Also, if it is, where can I get one online? No junkyards in my area ever have DSM's there...thanks in advance! :banana:
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Your car is supposed to have one.
Couple places to check:
http://www.mitsubishigraveyard.com/
jnztuning.net (call them)
ebay
or even your nearby dealer.
Couple places to check:
http://www.mitsubishigraveyard.com/
jnztuning.net (call them)
ebay
or even your nearby dealer.
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You can also look for a Chrysler Sebring, I know the sunroof frame and sunshade are the same but you may need to swap glassPuma7 said:
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This is a simple fix.
The sunroof glass is attached to the rails by 6 hex screws or star screws (you'll see what I'm talking about). 3 on the left, 3 on the right. Once you take those out you can push the glass up and right out of the car.
Then, once you get the sunshades, you can put them in the rails. Make sure they slide correctly before putting the glass back in.
After they slide correctly, place the glass back in, put the screws in, and you're done!
The sunroof glass is attached to the rails by 6 hex screws or star screws (you'll see what I'm talking about). 3 on the left, 3 on the right. Once you take those out you can push the glass up and right out of the car.
Then, once you get the sunshades, you can put them in the rails. Make sure they slide correctly before putting the glass back in.
After they slide correctly, place the glass back in, put the screws in, and you're done!
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JNZ to the rescue. 
Piece #1
Gray - MR729908
Beige - MR757867
Piece #2
Gray - MR729906
Beige - MR757866
I haven't checked availability but if they are still made we can get 'em. Plug those numbers into our website for prices.
Piece #1
Gray - MR729908
Beige - MR757867
Piece #2
Gray - MR729906
Beige - MR757866
I haven't checked availability but if they are still made we can get 'em. Plug those numbers into our website for prices.
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Its super easy to install. I have taken mine in and out a bajillion times. IIRC, the front one goes on the top tracks, and the back shade goes on the bottom track, but try them and make sure they are function forward and back between putting the glass back in. Its easiest than you think to install.
Look at the shop manual. There is a sticky in the "Help" forum IIRC. It shows an illustration of what I am talking about. Should be no problem.
And yes, that auction appears to be what you need, although its hard to see any detail in those pictures. Hopefully those stains come out!
Look at the shop manual. There is a sticky in the "Help" forum IIRC. It shows an illustration of what I am talking about. Should be no problem.
And yes, that auction appears to be what you need, although its hard to see any detail in those pictures. Hopefully those stains come out!
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