How to fit 90 door rubber seals
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wiltshire landyman
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rubber mallet..
MrJC
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Be gentle and take your time......while your at it don't foget to check the one under the door is good.... if it needs replacing it can be riveted on, I did them on a 90 a few years ago.
Dragon90
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If you got a non original then you will end up cutting a small piece off the end to make it fit, and put something between the edge of the door and the bulkhead when the door is fully open after the split pin has been removed on the door opener, or you will end up with a dint on the side of your bulkhead.
Station House
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Logically yes, but I've not done it to comment on whether it's worthwhile
Suggest starting a new thread with an appropriate title to help those with the knowledge find your question
There's a HUGE difference in quality between genuine and ****part.
I went for the cheap option and they only fitted where they touched and there were big sections where I could see daylight.
Bit the bullet and bought a genuine one to try (they are expensive) - what a difference, cut the housekeeping budget and bought the other side as well.
Malcolm
I went for the cheap option and they only fitted where they touched and there were big sections where I could see daylight.
Bit the bullet and bought a genuine one to try (they are expensive) - what a difference, cut the housekeeping budget and bought the other side as well.
Malcolm
