amiro

The inside miraculously didn't get wet, but could the water have seeped inside the roof liner? I left it in that position overnight in my covered garage hoping it would dry.

Did i do any damage to anything? What else to do?

Thanks!

SameerP

is be concerned about that damp liner getting moldy or smelly. Id take a hair dryer and an extension cord, get them close to your car, and attempt to dry that liner. It's also a good idea to use a lysol or other type aresol to spray onto the liner as well, to make sure it doesn't get smelly/discolored.

Cheers

amiro

I don't think it's damp, but if it is, I'll follow your advice. If not, is it still needed?

Spyderman

it worked great.. sucked the moisture right out!!

Spyderman

BTW Damp Rid is sold anywhere like Target, K-mart, Wal-mart etc.

RKA

The sunroof was not designed to be water tight. There are drains around the sunroof that route the water near the 4 wheel wells. If water seeped in, it will go down those drains. Any water that splashed in may have made the fabric near the sunroof a little wet, but if it was significant, you would have said so already.

Sounds like you're fine.

amiro

WOO HOO! Thanks, guess it wasn't a big deal. Tilted open, I couldn't believe seats weren't wet!