Trunk weatherstripping
#1
Trunk weatherstripping
I am having serious problems with my trunk weatherstripping. I have bought 2 from NPD and neither have worked correctly. My trunk is extremely hard to close and it sticks up about 1/4 inch above the body line. I read some old threads here and on a few other forums. I know the opening goes towards the inside and cut in the rear, but it was brought up in one of the other forums that the new weatherstripping that actually fits on the channel gives a better seal. I know this is not the original way but has anyone tried this or can you tell me what I keep doing wrong? Thanks.
#4
I was not aware that NPD made any seals at all, I was under the impression that they bought them from the manufacturer/wholesaler and resold them. So, instead of buying the same too-stiff crap, how about asking them who made the seals, and whether they have a higher quality alternative.
#5
I was not aware that NPD made any seals at all, I was under the impression that they bought them from the manufacturer/wholesaler and resold them. So, instead of buying the same too-stiff crap, how about asking them who made the seals, and whether they have a higher quality alternative.
#6
Dennis, mine is the same way, it been on for 2 year and is just now settling in on one side (cars not subject to much heat) if you use the channel you may trap water in there, it acts like a rain gutter, the seal the way originally set up dose not actually bottom out in the channel, seals around the outside lip of the channel.
#7
Dennis, mine is the same way, it been on for 2 year and is just now settling in on one side (cars not subject to much heat) if you use the channel you may trap water in there, it acts like a rain gutter, the seal the way originally set up dose not actually bottom out in the channel, seals around the outside lip of the channel.
#9
Looks great. Where did you order yours? I am going to call Laurel Mtn Mustang tomorrow to be sure the one they sell is DC's. I found one but they had a minimum order. What glue did you use? I know the correct kind is the yellow, but I would rather use something else. That's the info I needed about the rubber. Thanks a lot.
Last edited by Dennis Marks; 04-03-2011 at 08:54 PM.
#10
Dennis, mine is the same way, it been on for 2 year and is just now settling in on one side (cars not subject to much heat) if you use the channel you may trap water in there, it acts like a rain gutter, the seal the way originally set up dose not actually bottom out in the channel, seals around the outside lip of the channel.
Last edited by Dennis Marks; 04-03-2011 at 09:03 PM.