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Everything I hear is that Dennis Carpenter is the way to go. I just got my weather stripping from them and they are definitely heavier and softer than ones I've bought in the past. I'd recommend them so far.
Dennis carpenter is the premium brand and the price reflects it. Jeff’s sells several different brands . stay away from the super cheap stuff it’s not worth it
I've also used the '90s model door gasket with success. I pulled the passenger side from two different trucks as they were far less worn than the gaskets in driver's doors.
Not meant to be a hijack, rather a continuation of the original post. Is there a good source for new 90's door weatherstrip for a guy who's not interested in junkyard stuff?
Not meant to be a hijack, rather a continuation of the original post. Is there a good source for new 90's door weatherstrip for a guy who's not interested in junkyard stuff?
Bryan,
These are the ones I purchased. Doors were a little tight after I first installed, but they've relaxed over time. Very happy with them.
Not meant to be a hijack, rather a continuation of the original post. Is there a good source for new 90's door weatherstrip for a guy who's not interested in junkyard stuff?
RockAuto has them. As for the new seals, just beware, it may take a little time for them to wear in, making it hard to close the door.