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Old January-28th-2002, 10:25 AM
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Question Door seals..1st gen

Hi everyone. I've got a 94 LX and the seals around the doors are wearing out. Two of them have broken. If it rains really hard, water does drip into the car. I have looked for the correct shape with JCWhitney, but can't find one that matches well. Anyone have any suggestions for this? Any and all will be appreciated.

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Old January-31st-2002, 06:03 PM
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yes try them..... then let me know what comes out of it cuz I have the same problem!
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Old January-31st-2002, 06:18 PM
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I'll see what I can do and let the board know.
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Old January-31st-2002, 10:02 PM
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Re: Door seals..1st gen

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Hi everyone. I've got a 94 LX and the seals around the doors are wearing out. Two of them have broken. If it rains really hard, water does drip into the car. I have looked for the correct shape with JCWhitney, but can't find one that matches well. Anyone have any suggestions for this? Any and all will be appreciated.

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dood urs must jus be dryrotted, that can happen on many cars. goto the junkyard and see what u can find, that would be cheaper...but also CALL teh JCWhitney place.. thats better than looking in the catalog.
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Old February-3rd-2002, 04:13 PM
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Thanks. From what I can tell, I can get them from JC Whitney, I just have to do some measuring and fing out my total length needed. I will let everyone know how they work out.

Thanks for the responses.

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LOL. That is the exact same place mine first broke. Then the drivers back door did the same thing, and now both leak, but only on a really really hard rain. My driver's door also leaks when it is raining really hard and I'm driving 70 down the interstate. It's only a drip though..but still...annoying!
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is that some type of phenomenon or something??? I have the same rip on the rear passengerside door! Right at the corner!
Everytime I wash my car it leaks right in that area.

I've tried glue and other S*itty "quick fix" stuff and it didn't work

Now I just kinda accept it and let it leak. Although it doesn't leak when it rains
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