'09 - '14 Ford F-150 Sunroof Repair COMPLETE GUIDE 

My son and I just finished repairing his 2011 Lariat in under 3 hours. Best instructional video I’ve seen on RU-vid. We were able to recline the seats to keep from removing them, but followed the video and it went smoothly. Especially like it when tool sizes are given. Saves a lot of guessing. Thanks again!

As of 16 Jul 2018, there have been apparently 28 dealerships and/or body shops that have seen this video, and hate it for its glorious awesomeness, as it's taken business away from them. I can't imagine any other reason why persons would give this a thumbs down. Great job AutoRex!!

This is the best instructional video on RU-vid. You can see everything from the instructor's view. It’s step by step articulate. No bull meandering talk. My son in law and I started at 7:30 AM. We finished at 1:00 PM. Took a 45 minute break for lunch. About 4.5 hours work. Parts $112.00 dealership wanted $2,000. Thank you so much, my hat is off to you.

I tackled this today. I've speed-watched this video a couple times prior to starting work. I put about 4 hours into the job with help from my teenage son. I can't thank you enough for going to the trouble to piece this together. You deserve some form of RU-vid award for this effort.

I had an issue where after programming/re learning the sunroof motor, it would not tilt up after closing to seal with the roof line but everything else worked no problem. I chased this issue for 2 weeks only to find out it was something so simple causing it. I did not bend back the stops…. I even removed the assembly and replaced the components again thinking I had a batch of bad parts. How frustrating, but it’s all fixed now. Just wanted to comment this so other people that have the same issue can check this. Thanks for the great instructional video.

Me and my friend fixed my sunroof yesterday, took us 7.5 hours but for a 17 and a 16 year old who had no experience I think we did great. We saved a lot of money and even gained respect from our families! Thank you for your useful content

Thank You AutoRex, I own a 2010 F-150 Platinum. Sunroof locked in the open position. Ford Dealer wanted $2,400.00 or a small mom & pop shop wanted $900.00. or $250.00 to shut it in permanently​. I decided to pay a little over $120.00 and watch a video from AutoRex. it took me and my son 6 hrs, but all well worth the money saved. From Odessa, Tx.Thanks again for that perfect video.

I'm not sure if you are still checking comments since this is 5 years old, but I can't thank you enough for this video. Your instructions were spot on and easy to follow. Fixed the sunroof in my 2010 F250. Excellent video!!

Hey man I spent all day Sunday with this video and it was awesome. No chance I get through the fix or even take it on without this video! So helpful that you call out the bolt sizes and that you even call out how you are disconnecting the electrical connectors. Thank you so much for making this to help people out. You rock!

6 years later and this is still helping people. I am about to have to buy and install a new sunroof mount and everything thanks to some not nice people destroying my truck. This is by far the best instructional video I've seen. it was straight to the point and no bull. just do this, then do this. So simple to follow. Will definitely have it playing while i'm installing mine. thank you!

11 Apr 2020: I used this video to replace the sunroof tracks in my 2014 F-150. This is the most detailed, excellent, well filmed video I have ever used in at-home car/truck repair. Thank you for posting this, for posting the parts (and vendor), and for calling out the tool specifications. All total I spent 6 hours and $78 to repair an issue that the dealership quoted to me as a minimum of $2000. You have my thanks and my most sincere appreciation, @AutoRex.

You are the MAN! I just did my 2010 FX4 Screw. If you're mechanically inclined, have the necessary tools on hand, and watch this vod, it shouldn't take more than 2.5 hours, total. It's a perfect step-by-step video. Thanks bro.

This has singularly got to be one of the best videos on You Tube!

Thank you so much! Even though I spent 7 hours doing this since I wanted to be careful, your video made it happened! A $100 kit and 7 hours later, I have a working sunroof! Thanks again!

8/11/19...I never post reviews but this video tutorial is absolutely incredible. My sunroof wouldn't close, so, I took my F150 to my local Ford store and they diagnosed it as needing a whole new track assembly and quoted me $2500.00 for the repair. After finding your video I purchased the same kit you show from the Sunroof Doctor ($120.00 including shipping). I followed your video step by step and everything came together just as it does in your video. My total time invested in the repair was about 3 hours and my sunroof works perfectly! Thank you for this video!

7 years later and you’re video is still incredible. I fast forward through most of it because I’m not currently doing the repair. But I wanted to get an idea of what it was gonna take. It was very daunting to think about as I’ve heard it’s a very invasive repair and I just bought the truck recently. Dealership told me about 750 minimum to fix, shop told me over 1k. I don’t have that money. The $90 kit is gonna be otw shortly and I’m gonna be watching this video again the day of the install. I greatly appreciate you. I feel super confident I can get this fixed much sooner than I thought. Much love to you

I was quoted $2700 to fix mine, I have the parts from sunroof doctor and I'll be repairing it myself this weekend, you've given me a bucket of confidence on doing this, this was a great service to the F150 community.

Best how-to video EVER! Dude, you saved me a fortune!!!!! Ford wanted $2600 to fix my sunroof. Another garage wanted $2000. After seeing your video I went ahead and bought the kit, a few new metric tools and followed your instructions on my computer as I did the install. I literally just finished. It took me 8 hours (including clean-up and a quick break for lunch). Clearly I am not a mechanic. I'm happy to report it works!!!!!!!!! I cannot thank you enough! FYI: My truck is a 2013 Lariat so it was just about identical to the platinum.

I don’t typically write reviews regarding the content of RU-vid instructional videos but this video is EXCEPTIONAL and deserves the recognition! I purchased the replacement parts from The Sun Roof Doctor and made the repair myself following this video step-by-step. It didn’t miss a thing in the process of the repair and It saved me over $2,400 from the quoted dealer price! One small hick-up involved re-calibration of the motor (my confusion only) but a call to The Sun Roof Doctor resolved that in 5 minutes! I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome.

I normally don't post stuff online, but I have you say this is awesome... you are awesome... I live in california, and the dealership was going to charge me over 1k to do what you just showed me how to do... thank you so much!

I was coming home from work and my sunroof got stuck in the open position. Called around town and found very few willing to do the job. Of the two that said they would, one wanted $1,425 and the dealer wanted $2,500. The dealer said they couldn't tell me what parts I needed until they looked at it for $90, and then would not be able to get to it for two weeks. I went online, saw your video, bought the parts through Amazon, and my wife and I did the job ourselves for $65. We took our time and had lots of interruptions as it was Labor Day weekend. Bottom line though is that thanks to you, we got it done and saved a lot of money. Important note to future watchers: be sure to watch the video through to the end. Great video.

This was AWESOME Man, you are the king...have a 2011 F150 FX4, SuperCab, two suicide doors vs the full 4 door as in the video. But no different, just a bit easier with my truck as I was able to remove the headline from the inside to just get it out of the way. And didn't have to remove the seats or the sub-woofer under the back seat...6 hours, start to finish. This also included drilling out the rivets twice (which required a trip the hardware store). When I was testing prior to installation back into the truck, I ran the rail up too far and it popped out. Didn't want to chance breaking it so figure I'd just redo the rivets again. Awesome, awesome video!!!! Saved me a boatload of money. And for anyone else who it thinking about doing this, it's not all that hard, all you need is patience and a few hours...patience is key, take your time and reference the video. Seriously, not that hard to do. Here is the parts list from the video and a few suggestions: Phillip head screw driver Small ended screw driver 90 degree pick tool or something similar to remove plastic covers Pry tool T20 Torque T25 Torque 4mm allen head 7mm hex head 8mm hex head 7mm socket 8mm socket 13mm socket 15mm socket - Only needed if you are removing the seat. T50 Torque - Only needed if you have to remove the seat-belts. 5/16 drill bit - Some smaller ones too in case you need to drill out more of the rivets Rivet gun - Extra rivets too (3/16 x 1/4" Grab, use aluminum easier to break)…Just in case. Brake Cleaner Rubber Gloves Table PATIENCE and TIME!!! Thanks man...Awesome job!!!

You are the best. I paid a friend $200 to help me and we did it in just over 3 hours. With parts, labor , a rivet tool, I'm done with a total of $340. Compared to $2000 that the dealer quoted me. Plus, now I know how to do it if it happens again. Thank you for showing every detail.

Thank you, thank you, thank you AutoRex!!!! Get this; I called the dealership in Harlingen TX (don't ever go there Boggus Ford) and they tried to charge me for the parts, are you ready for this? A whooping $1200 and labor for another $1000 WOOOOOW! But it gets better. I didnt have all the tools necessary to do the job so I took it to a local body shop and they say yeah no problem. I bought the parts and they said labor would cost $300 and I was ok with it. Two days later without hearing from them I called them and they told me that they couldn't do it without removing the windshield, center console and both front seats and I just laugh at them. I told them to put couple of bolts in the sunroof and I drove to my house. It took me about 8 hours and repeating the video and had to buy the ratchet cutting tool but all in all it went awesome! It went dark on me so I couldnt test hook up to the controls yet do to the fact that I still have some bolts to put back on but overall YOU ARE AWESOME!!!! IF I ever meet you I buy you a few dozen beers man! The only thing I was bug down with was that black weather bar that screws to the actual plastic parts and maybe it could have been explain better but at the end I figure it out and I figured you were pretty ready to be done by then so it is all good. I thank you so much! You saved me a ton of money and because of you everyone around my family thinks I am a bad ass cuz I did it all by myself. Of course every time someone was around I hid the phone so they couldn't see it lol but do not worry My brother has the same truck and I will make sure that you get all the credit!!!!

You sir, and The Sunroof Doctor, are amazing! For less than $250 CAD I had the kit shipped to my house here in Ontario, and 2 buddies and myself had the entire project finished in under 3 hours. (that's with a Tim Hortons coffee break mid way) The dealership wanted to install a completely new sunroof for over $2000, and after I showed them this video and where to buy the parts they said it would still cost me at least $1000 in labor. Happy to have my sunroof working again just in time for the nice weather, without it killing me in the financial department. Thanks again!

Not sure what 121 people could possibly not like about this step-by--step super thorough and idiot proof video. I bought a $24 sunroof repair kit on Amazon, even had one end of the a bar snap and did a split repair with the old part with a piece of plastic and 4 screws and adjust the left side of my sunroof after reinstallation by removing the motor and moving the arms up. All went exactly as shown. This is what we all want to find on You Tube but only a few like AutoRex do it best. Thanks very, very for tis. Even with a warranty on my 2010 F150 I could not find a place even willing to do this repair. Save thousands by using this.

This will be my Friday evening and Saturday morning. I now know I need to buy a pick, a rivet gun, and a whole lot of patience.

Thank you so much bro! This saved me a ton of money. You can totally do this yourself with the right tools and some time and patience. You break it down so even newbies could get it and I really appreciate you for making this! You're the real hero

Best guidance I have seen on RU-vid so far!! I added a channel just to thank you. Plus the haters who I thumbing down are the ones getting over til this video came out. Thanks again

Ordered my kit from Sunroof Dr. Thank you for posting this video. I really appreciate the detail of which you went through for your viewers! I’ll make sure I keep the entire day open for this project. You make it look so easy. Ha ha ha

This video is great! I have a 2012 F-150 Platinum, so this was a nearly identical copy. Dealership wanted over $1k to do. Kit cost me $45, had to buy a rivet gun at $17 and a T50 bit at $3, so the whole thing cost me $65 and 4 hours of time. Very detailed and made so much sense. Thanks AutoRex!

Man, thanks for this!! Fixed mine today, took about 6 hours from start to finish... I watched this guide two or three times before I tried it, and reviewed the more detailed sections during the job. Can't thank you enough brother!!

Really was scared to attempt this work on my 2010 F250 King Rancher then i found this video. Minor changes between my truck and this on but overall same concepts. Worked first try. Took me 5 hrs to do the work by myself. Thanks so much for this video. Saved my a lot of money. You gave a great tutorial on this. GREAT VIDEO!!!!

You saved me $1500!! It wasn’t an easy job but also thanks to your step by step guide... didn’t require a lot of skill. I am by no means a mechanic and I was able to do it myself with the help of my kid for the removal and installation of the sunroof frame. It took me about 8 hours total. I did run into an issue where the sunroof wouldn’t open at all when I first installed it. The tilt worked but not the slide. I ran out of daylight so my plan was to work it this morning. I figured I’d give it a run before removing the headliner and checking the motor.. said a little prayer and it opened! Not sure if it was divine intervention or it just took time for the motor to reset but either way... I’m thankful! :)

Man you are a life saver! Or at least a money saver! Dealership wanted $2000!!! I am not a very mechanical guy, but with your video I tackled the job on my 2013 F-150 FX4 Crew Cab. It only cost me $70 for a kit and 6 hours labor! Thank you for taking the time to make this video; it is by far one of the most detailed "how to" videos I have ever used! Great job!!!

Can't thank you enough for making this video. Saving me thousands of dollars and giving me the satisfaction of working on and fixing something on my truck.

This is an amazing video. A couple of learning moments for me. 1) The kit does not come with good instructions so you should photograph the broken mechanisms prior to removing them so you can reference them during reassembly. 2) do not use power hand tools to tighten any screws or bolts.... Thank you for this video, It saved me a ton of $$$

Hey man, Thank you so much for your tutorial! I was able to successfully replace the track assembly for my sunroof in my 2012 Lariat super crew f-150. I couldn't have done it without this video. Thanks again!

Absolutely the best "How To" video on youtube. Worked perfectly and took me about 6 hours. Thanks man!

Great job man! You really explained everything in great detail! You helped me fix my F-150. Thanks again! Thumbs up!

Thanks for the great video. Made it very easy to complete. I finished a 2010 EL repair today. I just dropped the whole headliner and then took the sunroof out the back. Very easy and you do not have to take the seats out. I just dropped the back seats and removed the front headrests and lowered those. Total time with my son was about 4 hours.

5 hour solo job. Just finished this on my 2013 f150 King ranch. I ended up leaving the seats in and just working on the repair inside the truck, drilling out old rivets, cleaning track and applying generous LUBE on track and track assembly parts. I reclined the seats enough to rest the headliner and sunroof on the 2 headrests. I then placed some empty boxes on the front seats to support the rest of the headliner. I pushed this off for the last 1.5 years and finally decided it was time, since the upcoming fireworks show is a drive-up. It sure is nice to have it working again. Thanks for the tutorial!!

Best DIY automotive fix video I’ve watched on RU-vid. Great camera detail, voice instruction, and saved me money. I was a little worried when I saw the length of the video but it was perfect. Only issue I had was that I was using my cellphone and had a hard time seeing how the two front pieces from Sunroof Dr connected but figured it out. Hope you guys get a kickback from Sunroof Dr. I never would’ve attempted this without your video. Thanks!

Huge thank you - started at 10 this morning - finished at 5 with a lunch break. Your video was just what I needed to do this project.

This video is so well done. Great instructions. Thank you!

Echoing all the positive comments here, but I was especially appreciative of the fact that you filmed all of the actual steps vs starting them, then jumping the video to the next step. Gave me time to follow along and also made sure I wasn’t missing any nuanced parts. Personal Note: the bolts that bolt down the seat are threaded through the exterior of the car frame and tend to rust. Not sure if this this is an auto regulation, but if not, what a design flaw; breaker bar even had a hard time loosening them.

Excellent video, took me about 3.5 hours, but probably would never had gotten it done without this video! Thank you!

Man I really appreciated this video mine broke in 2023 and it was a 2014 150 thank you thank you I followed step by step got it done in a couple days took advantage of seat out and did a little cleaning .thanks again I wouldn't have been able to get that done without your video I really appreciate that 🙏🏻 and shame on ford for making things that are like that it should not be that difficult to change a sunroof.

just got the job done for my 2012 raptor. feel like I am just a robot take order from your video. got the parts for $110. some tools about $40. and one day work. compare to at least $2000 from Ford service. it's not only for saving money. also makes me feel good. thank you so so much!

You are the man! I don't even know how much money you saved me. Great video and great explanation. If you are ever in the louisville area I owe you a beer or two.

One of the most complete self-help videos I've. Well done!

Made this repair on my 2013 Fx4. Really appreciate your detailed video. My sunroof was broken when I bought the truck and the dealership agreed to pay for the repair. Ford Dealership said it would be weeks before they had time to look at it. Made a deal with the dealer I bought it from and they cut me a check for 800 bucks. I bought the kit for $120, and did the complete tear down and put together in about 4 hours by myself, and pocketed the extra $680, not too bad!

Saved my wallet a tonne of money. Thanks for this man.

This video is spot on and even better than the instructions that the kit comes with. Here's my .02 to help also: IMO you don't need to pull the front pillar covers off nor the front seats nor the side b pillar. The headliner I have taken out fully a few times and you can fold it and when you put it back in no issues. Also, I after I put the glass back in I didn't have it fully installed correctly, sitting to high, and when I went to go and try operating it the first time it was not opening like it was jammed. So my suggestion would be put the glass in but keep the screws loose so the glass is resting and then operate electrically the sunroof. Once you know it fully operates open and closed then adjust the glass and tighten the screws so it's properly lined up with the roof and sealed. Having a second set of hands does help for removal and reinstallation of the track system.

I was quoted this repair, by the dealership, would be over $2500. Which is completely laughable. Following the tutelage of this fine video I was able to get the repair kit and get it done in a reasonable amount of time. Thanks for the much needed help.

just finished fixing the sunroof on my 2011 Expedition thanks to this video. local shop wanted $1700. thanks for the tutorial. 💪🏿

Thank you so much!!! I used a 3/16" drill bit on the rivets. It's a better fit for removing the rivet's core.

and you have really nice voice and explain everything made it so which and eawy. btw. I didn't finish watching the video,miss the test part. so there was a gap between sunroof and the rooftop. have to open the headliner again to manually adjuste the motor. hope anyone who see my comment won't make same mistake.

Just wanted to say thank you so much for a fantastic video. You save me a couple thousand dollars, and my sunroof is working better than ever actually. This video is extremely well done!

I opened my sunroof yesterday to that tell tale crunch like a potato chip… my heart sunk.😢. I just came because I couldn’t remember what T bit size I needed. Thanks for the detailed video.

WOW! I just finished a 2007 F150 with the help of the help of this video. Thank you so much!!!! Great work with the narration and filming.

thanks for this. my 07 F150 just cracked and broke. yep i did hear it break, and nothing works now. This Vid showed me what i am in for.

Thank's for the GREAT video. Had a 2008 F250 that needed this sunroof rebuild. Had no problem following your step by step instructions. You do a fantastic job with your videos. You saved me a great deal of money. Keep up the GREAT work !!

Dude this is just AWESOME..... perfect explanation I did this on my Ford Raptor 2012, ordered the kit from sunroof doctor and VOILA ALLLL GOOOD now....... works like new. Thank you AutoRex, keep up the great work my friend, and sharing this with us all.

After watching your video I have decided to fix my sun roof Thank You for the in-depth how to fix the sun roof

First, awesome video. Second, I found some places to save time. I only had to remove the front passenger A pillar. I pulled the top of the driver’s A pillar, but didn’t bother with the B or C pillars. You can remove and reinstall the roof liner without messing with those pillar covers. This also means that you only need to remove the door gaskets along the top edge, not all the way to the bottom. While I understand that you feel it makes it easier to move around, you also don’t need to remove the seat. Because of your video, on my first try, I was able to complete the repair in less than 4 hours. Over half of that time was on the actual repair of the track. Drilling out the rivets was a royal pain so I ended up opting to use a dremel to cut the heads off. Dealer wanted $2400 for repair, my parts cost was $80 including the rivet gun I had to purchase because I didn’t have it already. Thanks a bunch.

Great do-it-yourself project. This saved a huge amount of money over having a dealership do it. The project for a first timer is slow and tedious. My only time I got bogged down was properly installing the new tracking system into railing system. Called the sun roof doctor support staff and they were great as well. I thank the young man that did the video, he is well above his time as a trainer!

Thank you for posting this video! I would have never ever tried to do this job without seeing this tutorial! My sunroof is working again.

Thanks for the video brother. Was going to cost me over $2000. You my friend are a life saver! Keep it up.

So for all of you that have completed this install, how has your sunroof worked since the repair?? Im almost scared to open any of the windows on my truck at this point. First it was my sunroof, then my sliding back window wont close... these 09-14 f150s seem to have alot recalls that Ford should of taken care of instead of us all having to pay out of pocket and do 8 hour home repair jobs smh

I did this today and it was actually pretty easy to do! I highly recommend this! Thank you to this guy who published this video!

Auto Rex - Best sunroof repair on the net, You handle the whole thing with total care. My 08 expo El has this same problem, and after seeing this vid id rather pay YOU fix it then take my chances with some shop guys who SAYS they done this many of times, Your video PROVES you ve been down this road before in shows clearly you know what hell your doing. (Great job man) great job!!!

I am incredibly grateful for all of the requests asking me to create a Patreon page. It is very humbling to me that so many of you want to support this channel and help it grow. So, I've finally created one! www.patreon.com/AutoRex

@autorex will you post a list of the tools needed?

I owe you one! Your instructions were fantastic. Followed it step by step, no problems. Thank you for putting this video together. Took me 8 hours, but better than handing $2k over to the dealership. Highly recommended anyone watch this before making repair attempt.

Hands down this is the best instructional guide for rebuilding your F150 sunroof. It is the first tool you'll need for this project and the one tool you can't do without. Thank for a well done video.

Thank you Autorex!! Thanks to the confidence I got from watching your video I am buying the kit for my 06 F250 Crewcab. And going to tackle this job on my own! Until I watched your video I was skeptical about doing it, because the other YT videos were not as detailed as yours. A local shop quoted me $700 to replace my sunroof assembly with a USED sunroof out of a salvaged truck. Everyone else was over $1500!! So you saved me almost 600 bones minimum! And I'll be replacing the broken parts with new parts from sunroofdoctor. Which I'm sure will last much longer than the brittle, already sun beaten plastic out of a wrecked truck! I subscribed.. So I'll let you know how it goes on my F250.. Any helpful advise on doing a 06 F250 Crewcab Lariat? Thanks again!!

Quick follow up.....ordered the parts from www.sunroofdoctor.com/....did the work today using th video as a guide. Highly recommend this fix and video. USE THE VIDEO verbatim.

Thank you AutoRex! You saved me thousands. This is a great step by step video. I was able to repair my sunroof without any issues.

I never stop to comment on videos, but I wanted to make a point to thank you for taking the time to make such an perfect instructional video! I fixed the sunroof in a 2010 F150 Platinum today and with your help, and Sunroof Doctor, it went without a hitch. Thanks again!

Just wanted to say thanks for the video. Changed the sunroof in 4 hours and works great. Saved me almost 2k, much appreciated.

Thank you AutoRex, for perfect step by step instructions on how to do this repair and save thousands of Dollars, I purchased the kit from the sunroof Doctor, for my 2011 F150 crew cab, also decided to install a new rubber seal around the glass, took us about 4hrs, water tested the sunroof, so there would not be any problems when it rained, So Grateful for your experience, and talent to do this project, watch the video several times to gain the confidence to proceed,The Ford dealership wanted 1200.00 for parts, 1000.00 labor Unbelievable, Thank you so much, Please continue to make video's

This video was well done. Gave me all I needed and more! ! 8hrs and my sunroof doctor kit is complete by myself and I do not claim to be a mechanic!! Works great and you saved me alot of money. THANKS

I installed kit today in about 6 hours. The video was awesome and very precise. Just want to thank you for putting out a great video with no BS.

This saved my ass a few times today, fixed the sunroof on my Raptor and now it works flawlessly! Thank you for taking the time to make this in depth video!

You've given me the courage to do this myself. Thanks AutoRex!

Don't know if you are still looking at comments for this video, but it was awesome and so are you for posting it! thanks so much!

I wanted to thank you for this video. Bought a kit from the Sunroof Doctor and the instructions didn't tell me much but your video was a lifesaver. Mine was a 2006 Buick Ranier but the process was the same. lowered the headliner and took the sunroof out the liftgate and did the repair. The only issue I had was the bumps at the end of the track. The piece on the backside could not be removed so I had to carefully beat the bump down to slide the assembly out and then pry them back up once the new assembly was in the track. Everything is back together and working great.I just wanted to leave my thanks and tell you what a superb video this was! Well Done

Absolutely the most thorough and informative DIY video I have seen to date. This is a very helpful video. The sunroof on my 2013 F-150 Limited stopped working today, and I found your video. I am now armed with the info and guidance I need to tackle this complex job. Thank you very much.

I own a 08 ford edge and I'm in process of doing this, now you've saved me thousands. Thanks for great informative video.

Awesome video! Had everything I needed to know to change out tracks on my truck. Couldn’t have done it without this video!

Thanks so much ! I live in NC and my truck was in need of help ! Got the kit you showed ( which they should pay you for the advertising and the how to video). Went got the tools I didn't have and I'm not even a hour in an head liner is down ! Your the MAN ! Nothing is worse then tool runs when getting into something.. Thank you again, by far the best how to video I have ever watched!!!

This video is spot on. I had a few differences in my 2012 F250, but pretty much the same. I did mine over this past weekend. You DON'T have to take it out of the truck. Fold your front seats all the way down. Take the headliner down. Unscrew the sunroof track, drop it down, repair it, and screw it back up. Worked great, and no seat removal required. It's helpful if you have someone to assist when you do the motor housing, but i did it all myself.

I've used this video twice now on my personal trucks 2010 F150 and 2012 F150. Thank you so much for taking the time and providing this step by step detailed video!

The most useful and easy to follow video I’ve ever watched. Definitely helped me fix my ‘13 King Ranch today. Thank you!!

This was an awesome video, the instructions from sunroof doctor had no chance of helping, if it wasnt for this video the truck was getting traded in! The sunroof works great again. Hats off to ya!

Have to echo the same thing that everyone else said in the comments. Thank you for making this video. I have a 2010 F150 FX4 extended cab. I didn't need to take out the seat or the sub woofer. I also didn't have the B-Pillar to mess with. I thought I screwed it yup and then came back to watch the end where you recalibrate. After recalibrating, my sunroom works like a charm. I did this by myself and it took 3 hours. Had my wife help lower the assembly and then helped raise it when it was done. Again, thank you.

Many thanks for the excellent video I fix the sunroof of my ford expedition 2004 looking at this video .. the workshop charged me $ 120 per hour and it took about 6 hours then saved me about $ 1000..gracias auto rex

I just did this on my 2011 F250! There's only minor differences being a super duty, and a different year. It took me roughly 6 hours with a couple coffee breaks lol. Thank you so much for your informative video! When mine broke I was at a loss, had no idea what the scope of the repair would be, and I'm so glad there's guys like you out there. Your POV camera perspective is exactly what's needed on something like this. The referral with the sunroof doctor was very helpful, got their kit and new weatherproofing strip for my glass. Everything seems to have worked just fine with the repair, it's all back together with no extra bolts lying around 😂

I watched this video several times. The detailed description and video was a blessing! The sunroof in my 2012 Ford Platinum works again lol Thank you !