rear sliding window question
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yea thats what iv came up with also, just wanted to get some feed back or if anyone here has done it. got the window for 30 bucks. i couldnt pass that up.
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If the seal is not cracked, split, or torn and still reasonably flexible, you can. I did - I just cleaned it really well with soap and water (long bristle brush into the crevices), then let it soak in a heavy coat of armor-all. It was shiny and flexible again after that.
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If it is a factory slider you need the slider rear gasket.
The groove will fit over the wider channel of a factory slider.
If its aftermarket (like CRL) you can use the existing single glass gasket, because these are made with a flange the thickness of the old glass.
The groove will fit over the wider channel of a factory slider.
If its aftermarket (like CRL) you can use the existing single glass gasket, because these are made with a flange the thickness of the old glass.
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KY Jelly, petroleum jelly, or mineral oil are WAY Better than ArmorCrap. I've also used olive oil on weatherstrips,etc...Slather the seal and lay it in the sun for an hour or so......pliable. IMO....Armorall is garbage.