OEM Jeep Sunroof Cable

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Jeep Sunroof Cable provides the controlled push-pull action, which pushes the roof panel up and down making it straight so that the drivers can enjoy fresh air even in a rocky trail. The Jeep vehicles are characterized by rough looking frames, high ground clearance, and the Selec-Terrain system that switches snow to sand or mud in a single rotation, and digital dashboards, voice control, and over the air updates make the trips more modern and connected. The robust community environment surrounding Jeep implies that shared trail maps, weekend convoys are a normal occurrence and that because the first civilian model in 1945 each Jeep has combined functionality and fun with rock-ready axles, skid plates, and removable tops which scream freedom. A Sunroof Cable is the drive line, which is a flexible steel cable that connects the motor or crank to the moving glass and directs, delivering force along the tracks to make the roof slide open and remain centered. The process of installing a new Sunroof Cable starts with the parking of the Jeep in a flat surface, ensuring that the parts applied are compatible and by removing the battery. Then take out the interior trim, headliner, take off the glass, then pull the frayed cable off the guide rails. Install clean tracks, rub a few shreds of lithium grease, and screw the new Sunroof Cable into both guides on the drive gear, working the motor to ensure that sides are coordinated. Replace the glass and trim, reconnect the battery, set up the roof control, and perform a thorough open-close test to ensure a leak-free quiet travel.