However, if an important consideration in installing this kind of roof is for ventilation rather than just scenic purposes, then an operable model is obviously going to be necessary, no matter how much more complicated it may make the process. Sunroof installation kits can be bought from most auto shops or online, and can cost anything from just one hundred to two hundred dollars in total. Depending on the model and make of your car, roofs can come in all sizes and many different colors. To begin fitting your new roof, ensure that you have all the tools (such as wrenches, screwdrivers, an electric die grinder and a heavy duty saw) you will need for the job at your disposal before you begin. Trace around the roof template on the top of your car and mark out where the holes will need to be drilled in order to make room for the wind deflector, then drill holes (a minimum of six) in the deflector itself. Cut around the marked outline on the roof of your car and discard what you have cut out, then unplug and remove your cars inside light.



Take out the hard headliner following the cut roof's outline, then stick down the side and foil strips around the edges of the holes you have drilled in your car roof. Use the washers and sealers that will be in the kit you have bought to put the wind deflector in place, then put the sunroof into the area that has been cut out for it, taking the time to ensure that the sealing rubber is correctly aligned. At this point, you can put the front and rear clamps in place, together with the supports and link up all the wires and operating switches.



Make sure that the switches are working; if they are, you can then finish off by using the push-in fasteners to position all the covers correctly and line up the edge protection, using pliers to cut off any unneeded material that may be remaining. And voila! One perfectly fitted new roof for you and your fellow passengers to enjoy.
A panoramic roof is a stylish and immensely enjoyable feature for any car on the road.