OEM Mitsubishi Sunroof, Convertible and Hardtop Parts
Sun-Visor
Mitsubishi
7620A968HA
Without sunroof, with base fabric, without illumination.
MSRP $90.80
Mount Bracket Seal
Mitsubishi
MN181718
Without sunroof. Without panoramic roof.
MSRP $5.42
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TL; DR:
Roof-opening and removable-top parts must match the exact body system, position, and production details. Diagnose water entry, noise, alignment, electrical, and mechanical concerns separately before ordering seals, motors, tracks, latches, or trim.
A leak near a sunroof does not always mean the glass seal has failed. Drains, tubes, body seams, glass alignment, wind deflectors, and surrounding weather stripping can direct water away from its entry point. Likewise, a panel that will not move may involve power, controls, cables, guides, or a binding mechanism.
What This Category Includes
- Sunroof glass, frames, tracks, guides, and cables
- Motors, switches, relays, and position components
- Seals, drain tubes, deflectors, and weather-related hardware
- Latches, hinges, brackets, and removable-top parts
- Headliner trim and roof-opening hardware where available
Why Genuine OEM Roof Parts Matter
Roof systems rely on exact panel curvature, track dimensions, cable routing, motor connections, seal profiles, and drain placement. Genuine Mitsubishi parts provide a cataloged match for the body style and roof option, reducing reliance on a visually similar component.
Inspect adjacent weather stripping, glass seals, and interior switches and controls as the diagnosis requires.
How to Choose the Right Roof Part
Provide the VIN, model year, build date, body style, roof type, exact component position, and original part number. For leaks, test drainage and trace water entry before replacing seals. For movement faults, check power, fuses, controls, initialization, motor operation, tracks, and obstructions.
Support glass or removable panels during service and follow specified alignment, sealing, torque, and initialization procedures. Misalignment can create wind noise, leaks, binding, or glass damage. Complex roof mechanisms require professional repair.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Factory-installed and accessory or aftermarket roofs may not use the same parts. Confirm that the current assembly is original. Left and right tracks, front and rear seals, glass panels, motors, and switches may be position-specific.
Key Takeaways
- Trace leaks and movement faults before replacing parts.
- Match the exact roof system, body style, position, and VIN.
- Use correct alignment, sealing, and initialization procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a leaking sunroof always need a new seal?
No. Blocked drains, disconnected tubes, alignment issues, or body-seam problems may be responsible.
Why does my sunroof stop before closing?
Binding tracks, damaged guides, motor or control faults, obstructions, or lost initialization are possible causes.
Can factory and aftermarket sunroof parts be interchanged?
Do not assume so. Identify the installed roof manufacturer and assembly before ordering.