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Originally Posted by babymog
If the sunroof cable is broken, you should be able to push the tip-up door up enough to reach in and push the sunroof transport rearward, then disconnect the front of the headliner, push the roof open further and remove the headliner up and through the roof. My 124 came with a broken cable and this worked for me.
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That sounds like something I would like to try after first seeing a W124 sunroof in action. Having never seen one work, I'd rather not mess around blind and make it worse. At least it doesn't leak in its present condition.
In any case, it sounds like you're saying that removing the headliner is an important first step? What's next?
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