Sealing the doors
- Thread starter Bill D
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Ian Anderson
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Bill
I believe nothing for the bottom of the door
BUT i have heard a lot of water gets kicked up by the front tyre that then travels inside the front clip and past the door hinge and finds it's way onto the door sill.
A suggestion was the brush material they use over the wheel arch of atriculated trailer, and, when fitted to the chassis (Brush sticking out towards the side of the front clip, forms a "semi barrier" with the clip - with about 90% of the water then falling into the wheel area and not finding it's way to the sill and carpets.
I have not yet found the material but it sounds like a good idea in the damp UK
Ian
I believe nothing for the bottom of the door
BUT i have heard a lot of water gets kicked up by the front tyre that then travels inside the front clip and past the door hinge and finds it's way onto the door sill.
A suggestion was the brush material they use over the wheel arch of atriculated trailer, and, when fitted to the chassis (Brush sticking out towards the side of the front clip, forms a "semi barrier" with the clip - with about 90% of the water then falling into the wheel area and not finding it's way to the sill and carpets.
I have not yet found the material but it sounds like a good idea in the damp UK
Ian
Bill - there should be a bottom door/sill weather seal. It's basically an aluminum bracket that runs/screws to the length of the door opening and has the same type seal for the door to close against - at least that's how MDA deal with it. Can take a pic of mine if you want more info.
Chris
Chris
Ron McCall
Supporter
Bill,
Have you got your weather stripping yet? LMK if you haven't. I know the part # for the same stuff the Safir cars use.
Have you got your weather stripping yet? LMK if you haven't. I know the part # for the same stuff the Safir cars use.
Peter Delaney
GT40s Supporter
Peter Delaney
GT40s Supporter
Bill, thanks mate - just let me know if you need some more close-up pics, etc.
Kind Regards,
Peter D.
Kind Regards,
Peter D.
Ron McCall
Supporter
Sandy,
The JC Whitnew Part # is 132560. It is $47.99 for 50ft.
It works perfectly.
The JC Whitnew Part # is 132560. It is $47.99 for 50ft.
It works perfectly.
Ron McCall
Supporter
Thanks John.I was just going by my invoice. It also comes in 25ft lengths.Not 50ft.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Not sure if the right place for this, but since JC was mentioned might save some $$ for some folks
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