Ok, I think I figured out why my sunroof was leaking...

[rapieper@yahoo.com (Ron Pieper)]

Andrew, 

The gasket around the sunroof is replaceable, it's about $50 or so, and
Potterman has them.  It requires removal of the sunroof.  Bentley's
procedure is pretty good.

There is a tray between the underside of the sunroof and the trim panel
that is designed to catch water that gets by the gasket (the gasket is
not designed to be a total seal) and guide it to the channels and then
to the tubes at the four corners of the roof's "works."

The rear tubes come out just behind the rear wheels IIRC.  An air blast
should free any crud that's built up.  Hope you have a compressor!

That fixed the leak in my roof.  Hope it helps yours as well.

Ron

--- Andrew Wong <mkii_84@yahoo.com> wrote:
> It was raining today and I decided to check if my
> Scirocco was leaking in the rear passenger floor area,
> but it was dry, but my passenger seat was slightly
> wet.  I felt the area of the sunroof and a portion of
> it felt soft as if the insulation for the roof is
> crumbling apart causing water to be absorbed with the
> fabric and drip on the seat(I've seen water come from
> the roof before.  What would work to fix the
> insulation.  Also on my passengersidee drain tube
> there was water, but on the other side there wasn't
> any water.  Should I take pics incase?
> 
> 
> 
> =====
> -Andrew Wong 
> 1984 Black Scirocco
> 1987 White Quantum wagon
> 
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