Weather Stripping
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Weather Stripping
Wow that stuffs expensive.
I think I'm looking at around a $300 order from LMC to replace all of my weather stripping and anti-rattle stuff on my doors.
The glass guides (or whatever they're called) are old, and brittle as hell so they're getting replaced.
Not certain if I need a window lift channel and channel rubber or not though. Anyone able to tell me what that part is exactly?
I think I'm looking at around a $300 order from LMC to replace all of my weather stripping and anti-rattle stuff on my doors.
The glass guides (or whatever they're called) are old, and brittle as hell so they're getting replaced.
Not certain if I need a window lift channel and channel rubber or not though. Anyone able to tell me what that part is exactly?
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From: nova scotia
got mine from this place and they seem pretty good. Auto Weatherstripping - Weatherstrip Connection
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From: Austin Texas (area)
Window channel is the vertical flocked lining the glass slides up/down in and seals the top of the pane in the door. Lift channel are the horizontal pieces on either side of the glass that it slides past also called Beltline w.s.
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So I'm guessing that the door side weather stripping goes on the top of the door frame and then the upper part of the anti-rattle kit fits into that?
