is it possible to fit a oem electric sunroof into a car that wasn't meant to have one without changing the roof? i'm fed up of sweating like a pig whilst tryin to look cool in my car. lol!
just wondered if anyone had tried it before?
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carnt say i have seen this done, air con might be a better idea?

when i got miy f i was a little gutted it didnt have a sunroof, but to this day (over a year since i got it) there has only ever been one occasion, one the motorway - cant remember where i was goin but it was probly in the persuit of females, when i wished i had a sunroof. to be honest im glad i didnt get one now, i dont have aircon either. but thats just me,

I got both Tee hee.

[color=blue]Have both too, but even if didn't have aircon, still wouldn't use it, whats the point of a clear sunroof? Just get even more hotter on back of the head!!
My Galant though not having aircon had a darkly tinted sunroof, had it open most of time in summer, great to let through draft circulate.....[/color]

sunroofs aint all they are cracked up to be... hardly ever use mine, doesnt let much air in unless you open it fully and then you get so much drag and noise - not worth it in my opinion. But yes you can have one fitted, probably cost a fortune tho

I use mine all the time - I've not got AC.

You can get soo much airflow by having just the rear passenger side window open about 2" and the sunroof wide open Nice air blowing the back of your head


Mark

[quote="Mark.T"]I use mine all the time - I've not got AC.

You can get soo much airflow by having just the rear passenger side window open about 2" and the sunroof wide open Nice air blowing the back of your head


Mark[/quote]

yeah, i used to do this in my old car, worked a treat. gave up on trying to get the air con parts, think it would be a real pig to fit anyway?
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I used to have a 1976 Mazda Capella with a sunroof. The most descernable difference it made was to the fuel consumption - about double with the thing open ...