Window slot seals
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First of all I'd like to say hi!
Secondly, my dad and I are going to be replacing the window slot seals (the felt-like seal on the outside of the car that runs horizontal on the door windows) because they were getting crusty and falling apart. I was wondering if you have to remove the interior door panel to replace this? What is the easiest way go about this? It is a 1989 N/A.
Secondly, my dad and I are going to be replacing the window slot seals (the felt-like seal on the outside of the car that runs horizontal on the door windows) because they were getting crusty and falling apart. I was wondering if you have to remove the interior door panel to replace this? What is the easiest way go about this? It is a 1989 N/A.
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no one? We actually figured out we have to pull of the interior door panel. The little metal clips that hold the seal in place are a pain though, anyone have any experience doing this and have any suggestions?
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I have lots of interior work i have just completed a 944 S sp3 racer and all the carpet is glued down so try not to remove carpet but the seals around the window u just pop em in place and they should stay