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06-19-2003, 11:13 PM
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Non-OEM window seals have a reputation for leaking. I'll be finding out soon, as I bought front and rear windsheild gaskets off eBay, couldn't resist $32 each!
If they leak, they probably won't be any worse than the ones in there (the front leaks down the inside), so I will then have to get the original. So far, they LOOK correct, but we will see how they actually fit. Peter
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06-20-2003, 10:02 PM
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I put a new aftermarket front windshield seal in my 57 Chevy and it leaked pretty bad till I got a tube of butyl rubber caulk and just pookied the crap out of it. Hasn't leaked since. I caulked both between seal and glass and seal and body.
Justin B.
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06-23-2003, 03:41 PM
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I just did a new windshiled, and front and rear window seals/gaskets. The front is a Bilstein part, the rear non-OE. Both look great, and are leak-free so far.
Now, just have to do those sunroof seals, and I'll no longer be driving a wheeled aquarium... JAS
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