Does the Back Sunshade on a 1998 Subaru limited outback wagon open manually?

Question

I have a 1998 subaru outback limited wagon and the back sunroof and sunshade open togeather, however when the sunroof is closed I cant open the sunshade. Is this normal? If not can you fix it?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

As for many japanese cars, automatics were never their strong suit. I personally love and praise japanese vehicles, but highly reccomend the manual transmissions. That sounds like a decent deal though. The phase one 2.2l engines (till 96) were non-interference motors, so if you are one to ignore a timing belt replacement and dont mind having 3 pedals, get a 96 with a 2.2 and a five speed. I used to have one, but I had to sell it when I moved. It had 240k miles on it when I sold it and it was still running like a champ.

Answer 3

it should be able to open with glass closed.It can be fixed,but sometimes recquires a new shade or sunroof track.Very expensive repair.