My 1984 wagon sunroof leaks from the front drain. It looks like there are four drain seals in the w123 sunroof. 1984 Mercedes-Benz 300TD Base Wagon - Seals & Weatherstripping - Page 1 Uro sunroof seals have a horrid reputation. Who has experience with all the genuine MB seals and the wagon drains in the front? I've heard that the euro wagons have a slightly different set-up- but I have a domestic USA version. Looks like if I buy all the seals it's about $180. Let me know if you've undertaken this project. I did a search but still would like more direct experience. thanks

At some point I need to do that his too. In for details.

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1996 E320
1998 VW Cabrio
2001 Audi SomeRoad (no air suspension)

on my coupe. The rear requires removing the sunroof steel panel. Pretty straightforward except the front seal requires a little technique. Use lots of dishwash soap solution.

mercedes source dot com sells a step by step "manual" that I used. They also sell kits with the seals and tools. Some say they are too expensive but I find for a little more you get clear instructions, parts and the tools needed.

BTW, I used URO seals. Been in there about 2.5 years. Fit was fine. I think they have improved over the years and get a bad rap for much of their stuff.

I looked the the site and they do not sell the rear seal as other MB sellers do. ? The front seal is only $12 more for the MB item- $28 vs $40.

thanks for the tips however!

I have 2 126 cars that have worn sun roof seals. Neither leaks into the cabin as long as the drains are clear (so far).

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85SD 240K & stopped counting. 84SD 180,000. Thinking of painting both.

My Uro front seal didn't want to go in worth a crap, so it went to the trash can and I ordered a oem seal which I haven't installed yet.

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1981 300TD 4 speed manual
Euro bumpers, zender valance and skirts, H&R springs, billy HD's, leveled sls, real AMG Pentas 16x8 et11, vdo boost/egt gauges intergrated into ash tray, eurolights, led 3rd brake light

The "seals" don't keep water out, they keep wind noise and trash out. There is no way to seal water out of a flush, flat surface like a car roof. If the drains are clear, water will be collected by the "tray" and directed to the drains. Hopefully your tray is intact and not rusted out.