SpangStang

I recently bought and installed driver side weatherstrip/moulding for my '91 LX hatchback. I had replaced the passenger side a year or so prior. I purchased both from Brothers Performance, but the two products were different. The problem I have is the new molding is thicker and it is causing a problem with my door opening and closing as it should. Can anyone offer advice on the best path to take. I assume Brothers will take the return, but I still need to get a replacement, if I go that route, and how will I know if the next place I buy the w/strip is any better??? The other thought is adjusting the latch, or whatever I would have to do . . .<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0"> <edited><editID>SpangStang</editID><editDate>37887.6953009259</editDate></edited>

mdvaldosta

Have you talked to someone at brothers yet? If your having that problem now, theres a good chance others have had it too and maybe they offer a solution

95Stealth302

check 50resto.com, they have all the right stuff, I've had mucho problems with brothers,<IMG src=smileys/smiley7.gif border="0">

SpangStang

Thanks for your reply! I did call Brothers back and I will be returning the w/strip. I also checked out the 50resto.com . . . now that you mention your problems with Brothers, I remembered it took 2 months to get the w/strip?? At least they are taking it back. I have to give them credit for that.

mdvaldosta

**** I aint ever gonna buy from them now</P>

88SaleenStang

Hey Yall first time posting and the board looks awesoem and helpful...well here my question the weather stripping is the suposedly plastic/weather strips that go around the doors and hatch? cuz my car has them painted red as the car is and I think it doesnt look well....can I buy all new ones for the whole car around the winsheild as well? if so where and how much? thanks</P>


-TOny</P>

Jugador1

(not trying to sound like a know-it-all, but) check that site they mentioned and see

88SaleenStang

ok thanks sorry bout that Im slightly slow lol <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">