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Yes you can crank it from the trunk.
In a cable failure, you can also get to the cable front/end by tilting up the small interior tip-up panel and reaching carefully in to un-bolt the front of the cable, then reach in to the transport bridge and push it rearward to drop & open the roof panel (8mm hex?). Be careful to not cut the edge of the headliner fabric doing so. The problem might be a binding mechanism causing the clutch in the motor assembly to slip (which is what it's supposed to do), could be a simple clutch adjustment.
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If your sunroof mechanism is broken or jammed, you can't use normal procedures to disassemble the sunroof. I was fortunate that when mine broke, I could push the rear of the sunroof upward a couple inches to get access. Full details of the whole saga are in this thread:
http://***************/forum/showthread.php?t=656 ![]()
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