window seal
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window seal
Hi there,
had a 2006 JDM GD3 here
there is a problem with my window seal ( was that call a weatherstrip ? ) and water and air at times will leak in due to the rubber is deformed
may i know what's the part number for this ? or is there any remedy ?
attached picture as shown :
thanks in advance !
had a 2006 JDM GD3 here
there is a problem with my window seal ( was that call a weatherstrip ? ) and water and air at times will leak in due to the rubber is deformed
may i know what's the part number for this ? or is there any remedy ?
attached picture as shown :
thanks in advance !
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Common name might be "Glass run channel seal"
In our US parts catalog it's called: CHANNEL, (L.or R.) FR. DOOR RUN
Euro/UK parts catalog link, I don't know if it will cover your particular car (sorry no Japan catalog link)
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Once it is all wrinkled, it may not straighten out very well.
You can pull that section out of the corner and see if you can work it, then reinstall, but it may not help much. You may need to remove the door panel to reach the lower sections of the glass run channel to re-seat and reposition the rubber seal into the tracks.
HTH
In our US parts catalog it's called: CHANNEL, (L.or R.) FR. DOOR RUN
Euro/UK parts catalog link, I don't know if it will cover your particular car (sorry no Japan catalog link)
Genuine Honda Parts | Honda Cars | Honda Motorcycles | Honda Power Products | Lings Honda Car Parts
Once it is all wrinkled, it may not straighten out very well.
You can pull that section out of the corner and see if you can work it, then reinstall, but it may not help much. You may need to remove the door panel to reach the lower sections of the glass run channel to re-seat and reposition the rubber seal into the tracks.
HTH
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Joined: Apr 2016
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From: Singapore
Common name might be "Glass run channel seal"
In our US parts catalog it's called: CHANNEL, (L.or R.) FR. DOOR RUN
Euro/UK parts catalog link, I don't know if it will cover your particular car (sorry no Japan catalog link)
Genuine Honda Parts | Honda Cars | Honda Motorcycles | Honda Power Products | Lings Honda Car Parts
Once it is all wrinkled, it may not straighten out very well.
You can pull that section out of the corner and see if you can work it, then reinstall, but it may not help much. You may need to remove the door panel to reach the lower sections of the glass run channel to re-seat and reposition the rubber seal into the tracks.
HTH
In our US parts catalog it's called: CHANNEL, (L.or R.) FR. DOOR RUN
Euro/UK parts catalog link, I don't know if it will cover your particular car (sorry no Japan catalog link)
Genuine Honda Parts | Honda Cars | Honda Motorcycles | Honda Power Products | Lings Honda Car Parts
Once it is all wrinkled, it may not straighten out very well.
You can pull that section out of the corner and see if you can work it, then reinstall, but it may not help much. You may need to remove the door panel to reach the lower sections of the glass run channel to re-seat and reposition the rubber seal into the tracks.
HTH
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