The whole "broken sunroof" thing is just silly. It hasn't worked since Tuesday, but somehow I thought I could just "get by" by putting a garbage bag over the hole in the roof.
Today, at the bar, though, I had done that, but a waitress ran over and asked, "Who own a blue Pontiac?" and, of course, it was me, and the garbage bag had blown off the roof somehow.
So, now, I'm left with the issue of having a car without a roof, because the sunroof doesn't close, and nowhere to put my car. This is only an issue that I would have in Baltmiore, because, anywhere else, or at least home in Michigan, I would have a garage to store it in. No luck here. I've got the garbage bag rigged up again, and, unfortunately, probably a trip to the dealer tomorrow, and perhaps a bill of several hundred dollars to fix it.
This is such a bizarre issue, because I couldn't care less about it if it weren't raining, but it's raining, so now this fancy thing that my car has is a serious issue keeping the interior of my car clean.
This sucks. As does our first softball loss today. However, the time at the bar afterwards was a lot of fun.
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2 comments:
Most sunroofs have some way to manually crank them shut without using the motor. It might be worth asking the dealer if they can just get the thing closed for you. It still won't work if you open it again, but do you really care?
I've looked all over for a crank, and I don't think my car has one. But, you're right, I'm going to head to the dealer this morning and see what they can do. I don't care about it opening again.
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