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Anyone know the name of the weatherstripping that runs at the roof line--starts slightly below fender level, extends up next to the windshield weather strip and up over the top of both doors and stops at the top end of the rear door?
It is not the weatherstrip for the door opening. It is a separate strip that runs from level where fender and door meet on the front, continues up the windshield pillar right next to the rubber seal around the windshield-continues right next to the door opening weatherstrip on the roof side of it and continues on back and stops at the about the area of the back door rear edge. It is a single separate weatherstrip from the door weatherstrip which encircles each door opening. It is right above them. It is that long piece on the very top in the last picture
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Ford called it the roof side rail weatherstrip and looks like this part was added to the EX after build date 6/7/04.
I can tell you when it is messed up it allows for very nice whistling. Also I was at one of those touch free high power washers and it was leaking over the middle of my door frame. Mine doesn't fit well at all. Looks like the top edges are damaged
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