the manual one just pops out. whereas the powered one sinks and slips into the roof. That being said there will also need to be something for drainage of water. which I believe the powered roofs have built in.But idk since i haven't pulled my head liner down yet.Nali wrote:Yes it can be done.Pretty much anything can be done if you put enough time and effort into it.
what s13 has sunroof controls by the steering wheel? my sunroof controls are on the roof with the map lights. i have a fully loaded 92 SE coupe. was there ever a power moonroof? because moonroofs go up and down and sunroofs slide open.J-Phantom wrote:Hey all. Is this possible?? a manual sunroof on a s13 converted to a power sunroof. i would say it is due to a thread i seen on an s14 with no sunroof and they went ahead and made one but wouldn't be a little more difficult being that the s13 has the up and down buttons by the steering wheel how would you go about getting all of this? the reason i post this is because my friend doesnt want a manual sunroof. i dont have one so idc but he wants to know so i thought id ask.
no s13 has it in the steering wheel i meant by the steering wheel, i think its under the hazard button, it has up and down i think. his car is a hatch. we're thinking about doing it but it just seems like an annoying procedure, the whole search for motors,wiring, and then the buttons to control it. If we do end up doing it ill be sure to postgnvarnadore wrote:
what s13 has sunroof controls by the steering wheel? my sunroof controls are on the roof with the map lights. i have a fully loaded 92 SE coupe. was there ever a power moonroof? because moonroofs go up and down and sunroofs slide open.
actually, looking more closely at a parts diagram I got off the Nissan dealership a while ago, check this out.http://www.vanillaslice.info/i...s.jpgDattebayo wrote:There is a ridge in the manual roof that prevents you from swapping. You'd have to get creative if you wanna do this.
I believe the power roof opening is smaller than the manual one, but I'm not sure.
Also, the drainage piece happens to be what looks like a rubber hose. Part number 91392 (just under part 73640 and attached to it)SirSilvia wrote:That being said there will also need to be something for drainage of water. which I believe the powered roofs have built in.
""sunroof" is the term originally used to describe a metal panel that would only allow light or air in when opened. A "moonroof," on the other hand, is a glass panel that can allow light in even when it is closed"gnvarnadore wrote:because moonroofs go up and down and sunroofs slide open.
hang on numbnuts, imma let you finish, but i want you to take another look at the parts diagram that came off one of their factory parts CDs.numbnuts240 wrote:
""sunroof" is the term originally used to describe a metal panel that would only allow light or air in when opened. A "moonroof," on the other hand, is a glass panel that can allow light in even when it is closed"
none at all. i got skin like a rhino, with rhino liner. tank status.SirSilvia wrote:ahh, hahah no disrespect man
Sun-roof of logic maybe?SirSilvia wrote:http://www.vanillaslice.info/i...s.jpgThey list is as "Model: s13 736- -001 sun roof parts"
Just threw a brick through your window of logic.
Exactly, nuff said. I mean if you don't have anything better to use that money on... go for itSR24DET wrote:To sum up, its possible, but probly expensive.
I got it from Tom, who goes by the NICO s/n Murdered_T and posts in Learned'd sometimes. I think...? lolSirSilvia wrote:woah sweet, know where i can download FAST? hopefully its complete than the others i've found