sticker500
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Wouldn't it be cool if we vented the panoroof, and if the rain sensor on the windshield detected a certain rain intensity it would close 
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Panoramic moonroof - thoughts?
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Jgoodyr
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Currently having issues. Not sure if it’s the sunroof of the windshield but my front floor gets soaking wet every time it rains.... 2019 limited and already smells like water damage...
There was a post somewhere and essentially the glue/seal was missing in the top center of the windshield leading to the leak. May want to get yours checked.
VaderRebel
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Fingers crossed now that I'm driving it I'll have no issues... because it is as nice as I hoped.
2019REBEL
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I'm loving mine as well. Nearly 3 months in and 2700 miles and so far so good. Only issue I had was the motor going out for the windshield wipers. I've got the pano sunroof as well and am loving it.
VaderRebel
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Jus Cruisin
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Wouldn't it be cool if we vented the panoroof, and if the rain sensor on the windshield detected a certain rain intensity it would close
That has been done back in the 80's. Webasto had a rain sensor option on their sunroofs. That was a selling feature we used to do aftermarket installation in Lincolns and Mercurys at the dealership I managed. Been away from the business for close to 20 years now. Not sure if they even offer it anymore. Must not have been reliable enough to meet OEM requirements.
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It wasn't a dealbreaker to have.
Was going to buy a truck with it(black interior) until I found the beige interior and couldn't wait to build one with the roof.
Living in FL, never really used the pano roof on previous as during the days it adds too much heat to have open.
Was going to buy a truck with it(black interior) until I found the beige interior and couldn't wait to build one with the roof.
Living in FL, never really used the pano roof on previous as during the days it adds too much heat to have open.
We have one on my wife's Audi, and it makes the vehicle feel huge inside. So we went for it on the Ram too.
The cab is much warmer and the a/c has to work much harder dries out eyes blowing harder trying to keep up with the additional heat load. Dodge didn't insulate the cover and the heat radiates thru when the cover is closed . They choose to use just a single layer cloth to block the light and does nothing for the heat. When I open the sunroof it's great, but thats not practcal on most days.
Rogues Gambit
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Got it with the Truck, I forget about it until someone who actually uses it points it out to me
Bigcountry
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Horribly regret not getting one. Even thought about trying to get it installed aftermarket.
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User_21361
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I love mine and had one in my grand Cherokee. It was a major deciding factor for eliminating everything but the Ram and F150. Probably won't buy a vehicle without one. It's the closest I can get to the experience of driving my Wrangler without a too, but now with much nicer creature comforts (and space).
Use mine almost daily. On extremely hot days, I do close the shade to help the AC lower temps inside. Between the sunroof and the AC seats, I think I am forever spoiled when it comes to the trucks I buy. It'll be nearly impossible to give up either of those two options ever again.
James1414d
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I love mine! Rarely do I open it, but I dig having the open feel with all the light that comes in.
