[jaycee0919]

Hello:

Quick question - anyone with a sunroof having an issue with the EXPRESS CLOSE?

I have a 1LT 2017 and the sunroof will express open just fine but I have to hold the button in order to close it.

Just checking to make sure it's not some weird "that's how it is" thing

Thanks!

James

[jlagman]

Originally Posted by jaycee0919

Hello:

Quick question - anyone with a sunroof having an issue with the EXPRESS CLOSE?

I have a 1LT 2017 and the sunroof will express open just fine but I have to hold the button in order to close it.

Just checking to make sure it's not some weird "that's how it is" thing

Thanks!

James

It doesn't "express close".

[E-Ray]

No Express close, have to hold switch down all the way until completely closed. Safety issues.

[Rooster OG]

It's really lame.

[fastball]

Originally Posted by E-Ray

No Express close, have to hold switch down all the way until completely closed. Safety issues.

It's NOT safety issues. Every other manufacturer has one touch open/close moonroofs and have for years. My 2009 Accord had it. If it sensed even a feather's weight of resistance before it was fully closed it quickly reversed all the way open. And I tried it.

Poor engineering is the only logical reason GM omitted it on the Camaro.

[dray]

Originally Posted by fastball

It's NOT safety issues. Every other manufacturer has one touch open/close moonroofs and have for years. My 2009 Accord had it. If it sensed even a feather's weight of resistance before it was fully closed it quickly reversed all the way open. And I tried it.

Poor engineering is the only logical reason GM omitted it on the Camaro.

There is nothing Honda can do that GM can't do. Obviously GM chose not to do it. Just like Honda chooses not to make a rear drive car with a V8.

[ZED SLED]

Originally Posted by fastball

It's NOT safety issues. Every other manufacturer has one touch open/close moonroofs and have for years. My 2009 Accord had it. If it sensed even a feather's weight of resistance before it was fully closed it quickly reversed all the way open. And I tried it.

Poor engineering is the only logical reason GM omitted it on the Camaro.

Yes, Japanese engineers are known for their innovation

[E-Ray]

Originally Posted by fastball

It's NOT safety issues. Every other manufacturer has one touch open/close moonroofs and have for years. My 2009 Accord had it. If it sensed even a feather's weight of resistance before it was fully closed it quickly reversed all the way open. And I tried it.

Poor engineering is the only logical reason GM omitted it on the Camaro.

Yes it is, this is what can happen!!!!!

[Waxmerchant]

In the owner's manual it specifies "Express Close" as a function that is suppose to happen on the Camaro if equipped with a sunroof. Is "Express Close" verified by dealership as non-existent function? I currently have an appt. at the dealership for them to look at it since it was listed in the owner's manual.

[Need4Camaro]

Originally Posted by E-Ray

Yes it is, this is what can happen!!!!!

Uh huh.. its all fun and giggles until someone loses their head over the matter.

[fastball]

Originally Posted by dray

There is nothing Honda can do that GM can't do. Obviously GM chose not to do it. Just like Honda chooses not to make a rear drive car with a V8.

Originally Posted by ZED SLED

Yes, Japanese engineers are known for their innovation

Listen smart asses, it's in the owners manual that our cars have one touch closing sunroofs.

GM screwed this thing up. There are a few threads on this.

[jaycee0919]

Thank you! This is precisely why I'm asking - and I appreciate the replies from EVERYONE - it says it's supposed to EXPRESS CLOSE but I don't know if I want to waste my time at the dealer for them to tell me it's working as intended.

When is your appointment Waxmerchant? Mine is Wednesday...

Originally Posted by Waxmerchant

In the owner's manual it specifies "Express Close" as a function that is suppose to happen on the Camaro if equipped with a sunroof. Is "Express Close" verified by dealership as non-existent function? I currently have an appt. at the dealership for them to look at it since it was listed in the owner's manual.

[mcintyre1969]

Maybe the people responsible for the manual are the screw ups?

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by mcintyre1969

Maybe the people responsible for the manual are the screw ups?

My Opin: The manual is a cut-and-paste from other cars thats done in the past, this one slipped through. If you go to the dealership they're going to tell you that it's normal , it does not have express close.