sonofzell
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- First Name
- Kirk
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- Philadelphia, PA
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- '21 F150 XLT Sport 2.7EB SCrew 302A High
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This is painful for me to even type, but I lost the pano roof shade in my '21 XLT this weekend. I wish I had someone other than myself to blame, but I had placed a hand truck vertically in the back seat with its handles slightly pushing up on the closed shade. What I didn't foresee was my passenger attempting to open the roof against the resistance of the dolly's handles.
I immediately stopped the shade after hearing the first loud snap. Being the complete idiot that I am, I then attempted to close the shade, thinking it would release the added tension. That decision only led to a second loud snap, followed by the shade zipping back onto its roller in the way an old-school window shade would.
I was too disgusted with myself to really inspect it closely yesterday but at a glance, it appears that there are small black plastic clips on either side of the roof that catch and carry the shade into position. Both clips are broken beyond repair, and it appears that each side of the shade has a small tear where the clips broke/were pulled out of the material.
I can take and share some photos once I'm home, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with repairing or replacing the pano roof shade, or at least some general "ballpark" estimations for what it would cost to repair.
Thanks in advance for any info!
K
I immediately stopped the shade after hearing the first loud snap. Being the complete idiot that I am, I then attempted to close the shade, thinking it would release the added tension. That decision only led to a second loud snap, followed by the shade zipping back onto its roller in the way an old-school window shade would.
I was too disgusted with myself to really inspect it closely yesterday but at a glance, it appears that there are small black plastic clips on either side of the roof that catch and carry the shade into position. Both clips are broken beyond repair, and it appears that each side of the shade has a small tear where the clips broke/were pulled out of the material.
I can take and share some photos once I'm home, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with repairing or replacing the pano roof shade, or at least some general "ballpark" estimations for what it would cost to repair.
Thanks in advance for any info!
K
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