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EdJ



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Shutting the sun roof

When I shut the sun roof on my L405, I always end up leaving it in tilt, because on my car you have to press it again to shut it completely.

Is this the case with all cars, or is it something I can adjust? 2024 Range Rover P550e AB

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Alistair



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Mine does that too

Press & hold when you lock the car will fully close

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Aeroresh



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It would be so much smpler and more logical if you just pressed the front of the switch to tilt and the rear to slide.......job done, but that would be too easy! Laughing '14.5 SDV8 Nara Bronze for sale
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