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I dismanteled mine and found some mice nest in the pollen filter. I put a metallic mosquito net after restoring all the whole thing. I suggest you to take out the motor and the filters, and maybe just with a mirror, or making a video with your phone, or with a 5 euros endoscopic camera from any...

I've done a lot of things to my Navara because I like it a lot, and one of the worst errors was to use silicone oil into electronic parts. Never, ever do it. Just keep it on with the WD40 and similar ones. Also never use thread glue in inserted threads, even worse if those inserts are into...

Mine have been for months without battery, so now is in "limp mode" waiting for reset. In the workshop manual I have these instructions that are not working: INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE If the sunroof does not close or open automatically, use the following procedure to return sunroof operation...

I'm sure it hasn't endstops but an amp meter that says when it's at the very end, just like the windows. It also uses this to stop if something is holding the window, like a finger or arm, so it's not, for sure, any particular sensor but an programmed amp limit that is verified electronically.

Hello. Actually I've done that with all the sunroof. All the mechanics and motor and rails are full clean and just oiled and greased enough, not in excess at all. Is full clean and it moves very smoothly, like new. But for some reason the motor is not reseting the end stops, which are controlled...

Hello. After searching around the forum and Internet without success, I'm asking you guys for help with this. I opened the sunroof motor and lubed it with silicone grease and oil. I'ts supposed to be good for electronic stuff and plastic gears. Bad mistake... Now it's working but unable to...

Here it is. A nice and neat article about it. Hope again it helps: http://www.yd25.com.au/index.php/services/diagnose-timing-chain-fault/manual-method

Hello. Regarding the times to change the washers and cleaning the carbon, I wanted to ask you the source of that information and if you could share the file or whatever it is. I'd love to know what things should be taken care of and when, but I only have the enormous original workshop manual...

Hello from Spain. I suggest you to check the timing chain loose play. These kind of failures could be a warning of the chain being too long and close to break. So I'd be careful of checking it. Also the chain tensioner could be the thing. I've a link to a very good article about it on the YD25...