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EHD100130 - Sunroof Drive Cable – LH

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Sunroof Drive Cable, Left-Hand, for the electric sliding sunroof mechanism. Driven by the sunroof motor, the cable transmits drive to the panel carrier, moving the glass along its guide rail as the roof opens and closes.

The left-hand cable works in conjunction with its right-hand counterpart to keep the panel square in its aperture.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER P38 1994-2001 — LH Locator-sunroof drive cable; With Electric Slide Sunroof (to VIN VA373249); also STC1671/STC1672
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992-1994 — LH Locator-sunroof drive cable
Alternative Codes
EHD100130GEHD100130

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Frequently asked questions

What is the EHD100130G sunroof drive cable and what does it do?
The EHD100130G is the left-hand sunroof drive cable for the electric sliding sunroof. Driven by the sunroof motor, it transmits drive to the panel carrier, moving the glass along its guide rail as the roof opens and closes.
Which models does this sunroof drive cable fit?
This left-hand drive cable fits the Range Rover Classic (1992-1994) and Range Rover P38 (1994-2001) with the electric slide sunroof, up to VIN VA373249 on the P38. Confirm your VIN, as the sunroof mechanism changed during P38 build.
Do I need both left and right cables, and why do they fail?
The sunroof uses a left and a right drive cable working together to keep the panel square, so a seized or frayed cable is often replaced in pairs. Cables typically fail from dried grease and corrosion, leaving the sunroof stiff, noisy or stuck part-open.

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