View Poll Results: Does, or has your 2017+ Super Duty Panoramic Sunroof had leaking problems?
No
176
90.72%
Yes
18
9.28%
Voters: 194. You may not vote on this poll
Poll: Does your Sunroof leak?
#16
Can we add a third option to the poll? Something like, "I don't have a truck yet or my truck doesn't have a sunroof but I still want to see the results of the poll"? So us lurkers can see numbers without affecting the poll outcome.
Edit: I just found the "show results" link. I'm going to blame the mobile app for my oversight. Carry on.
Edit: I just found the "show results" link. I'm going to blame the mobile app for my oversight. Carry on.
#18
#21
It appears that the overwhelming majority (very early at this point) have no issues.
I do recall a magazine reviewing the then-new Lexus SC430 sports car with a retractable hard top...which has similar seams to our panoramic moonroofs...and they employed the services of a local fire department to blast the seams with standard 2.5" fire hose line...no leaks.
The point about the auto car washes and the tall trucks is well taken...but Ford is also aware of this. If it really is a problem, they should include an excerpt in the manual warning not to take trucks through these car washes...
I do recall a magazine reviewing the then-new Lexus SC430 sports car with a retractable hard top...which has similar seams to our panoramic moonroofs...and they employed the services of a local fire department to blast the seams with standard 2.5" fire hose line...no leaks.
The point about the auto car washes and the tall trucks is well taken...but Ford is also aware of this. If it really is a problem, they should include an excerpt in the manual warning not to take trucks through these car washes...
#23
#24
interesting poll that I am watching closely since I ordered a lariat ultimate package. I think for true results we would need more respondents. What would also be interesting is to find out at what rate other components fail on a "new" truck whatever that parameter is. Do the led headlights fail at a 6% rate, what about transmissions etc. If every component had a 6% fail rate there would be a massive back log for service work I am assuming. So I guess what I am saying is I think the 6% rate is High and with my luck I am worried.
#25
Not sure it's fair to blame a Car Wash for your sunroof leaking. At least, not in modern times...... Unless it's one of those nasty ones that just beats the living crap out of your vehicle.
We need to avoid those no matter what we drive. Unless it's a chevrolet. Then, who cares anyway??
You get out on the road, driving 80 MPH in a rain, light rain or whatever, and I don't believe a Car Wash can match that kind of force hitting your roof. Plus, most Car Wash nozzles that clean your roof spray straight down which, it seems to me, would be the least likely way to get water in your vehicle or to damage any seals. Or walruses.
I think what happens is, people leave their Truck out at night after it gets rained on and the water pools in little nicks, crevices and crannies and then --
Freezes. A hard freeze.
Ever seen what freezing rain and snow does to your roads up there? It ain't pretty.
The reason I won't have a moon/sunroof is because, when I'm up North, I won't have a garage to keep it in.
But even if I did have a garage to keep my Truck in, I'd be wary of water pooling in the wrong area and freezing.
I'd like to have one, but I'm askeert.
And it rains just a tad in South Florida.
We need to avoid those no matter what we drive. Unless it's a chevrolet. Then, who cares anyway??
You get out on the road, driving 80 MPH in a rain, light rain or whatever, and I don't believe a Car Wash can match that kind of force hitting your roof. Plus, most Car Wash nozzles that clean your roof spray straight down which, it seems to me, would be the least likely way to get water in your vehicle or to damage any seals. Or walruses.
I think what happens is, people leave their Truck out at night after it gets rained on and the water pools in little nicks, crevices and crannies and then --
Freezes. A hard freeze.
Ever seen what freezing rain and snow does to your roads up there? It ain't pretty.
The reason I won't have a moon/sunroof is because, when I'm up North, I won't have a garage to keep it in.
But even if I did have a garage to keep my Truck in, I'd be wary of water pooling in the wrong area and freezing.
I'd like to have one, but I'm askeert.
And it rains just a tad in South Florida.
#26
Bad analogy. Stick your hand out your window when driving 80mph in the rain. Yeah, you feel it...but not that bad. Now stick you hand in front of a pressure washer...watch your skin come off...and tell me it's the same.
I live in central NH and my truck stays outside...including all winter...and it doesn't leak.
I live in central NH and my truck stays outside...including all winter...and it doesn't leak.
#27
interesting poll that I am watching closely since I ordered a lariat ultimate package. I think for true results we would need more respondents. What would also be interesting is to find out at what rate other components fail on a "new" truck whatever that parameter is. Do the led headlights fail at a 6% rate, what about transmissions etc. If every component had a 6% fail rate there would be a massive back log for service work I am assuming. So I guess what I am saying is I think the 6% rate is High and with my luck I am worried.
#28
Thanks for the pep talk, looks like we are going to be driving the same truck lol from your pic looks like white gold over caribou. I have a white gold over caribou ultimate lariat, led headlight, 350ccsb coming in a couple of months. blis, ultimate tow camera package, adaptive cruise, power boards. Can't wait!
#30