Sunroof in an 05 XLT
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Yes you can get it installed.
Some people say that removing the "structural brace" out of your roof is dangerous in case of a collission/rollover.
I believe it isn't, but IF it is, then you can *rebrace* the roof also. To me it seems to be a bar to help keep the angle of your roof by sagging in, which can be seen in a thread on RPS where a person with a "cloth sunroof" said that his roof flattened out w/o a brace or glass sunroof.
Dealer installed or you can get it done aftermarket. Anywhere from 300-800 bucks. Also, i believe one type of power roof does fit, but i cannot remember.
Aaron
Some people say that removing the "structural brace" out of your roof is dangerous in case of a collission/rollover.
I believe it isn't, but IF it is, then you can *rebrace* the roof also. To me it seems to be a bar to help keep the angle of your roof by sagging in, which can be seen in a thread on RPS where a person with a "cloth sunroof" said that his roof flattened out w/o a brace or glass sunroof.
Dealer installed or you can get it done aftermarket. Anywhere from 300-800 bucks. Also, i believe one type of power roof does fit, but i cannot remember.
Aaron
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The big thing is to find a good reliable shop to install the sunroof. I've seen (and lived through) some sunroof horror stories. I'd love to have one in the Ranger (my last three vehicles had sunroofs), but my last experiance has made me very very leery.
Just make sure the shop will stand by their work, and that they have excellent referances. A good shop will even refuse to install a sunroof, if they think it will comprimise the integrity of the roof.
Just make sure the shop will stand by their work, and that they have excellent referances. A good shop will even refuse to install a sunroof, if they think it will comprimise the integrity of the roof.
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