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How to open the sunroof on a Honda Pilot?
I recently got a new Honda as a graduation gift from my mom. It’s my first car and I haven’t looked into how all of the features work on it. I want to know how to open the sunroof on a Honda Pilot because I can’t find the section in the manual, and at this point, it’s easier to ask online.
Michael Miserendino · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
If you want to cruise in style, all you need to do is slide the sunroof cover back and use the controls above the rearview mirror to open and close your sunroof.
If you push the button towards the sunroof it will lift it slightly, which is nice if you want a simple cross-breeze coming through the cabin to keep you cool. If you want a little more air, keep holding the button back and it will open the sunroof all the way.
If you want to close it, simply push the button towards the windshield until it fully closes. You can also slide the cover back over if you don’t want the sunlight coming through.
One thing to be mindful of is that the average sunroof repair can range between $300-$800. That’s a lot of cash to come up with suddenly if you find your sunroof not working, so be gentle with it. Fortunately, saving $800 on your car insurance with
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