Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2018 Opel Corsa petrol engine. I got into it as a car enthusiast with limited experience and went to a local garage. The guys there did coding on the vehicle and the problem was blown away. Cost me about 75.0 euros. Could you please give me more information on the current condition of the car? I'm sure I can help you with that in more detail.

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Hello, thank you for your quick reply! The car has covered 166978 km so far and the last service was only recently. It's a real mystery because everything else about the car feels tip-top. Hopefully it's just a minor issue, like with your Corsa... It would be great if someone could tell me an equally easy way out! Regards.

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Hi, thanks for the information! At this mileage, some components can wear out. However, nothing like this has happened to me so far. You may also be dealing with a sunroof module or a switch that needs replacing. It could also be the fuses. Most people are quick to overlook this and often think the worst. Perhaps you would like to take a look yourself? The overview of the fuses can be found in the operating instructions. Just check whether one has blown and replace it. If that's not the cause, coding, as in my Corsa, could actually help. It's not that expensive and often solves the problem. In any case, keep your fingers crossed that the problem can be solved quickly and easily! Keep us up to date. Greetings!

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Hello, that really makes sense! I don't know much about cars, but the fuse thing sounds feasible and I'll give it a try. If that doesn't help, I'll ask my garage about this coding. Maybe that will help, like it did for you. It's really great that you've helped me out here. I'll keep you up to date! Bye!

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Hey! I had similar issues with my Opel Karl. The garage was able to reset the electronics and adjusted the sunroof alignment. They also checked the key fob battery. Hope this helps!