Lower door seals for 1992 MoD defender 90
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Station House
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What are seals? Whatever they are they don't seem to work on Land Rovers
Too right - they just divert the water flow rather than stopping it!
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There are no lower seals on the MOD 90's, they were never part of the contract. Little point in fitting them as they dont do anything worthwhile. A bare metal skin next to your leg will take more than a seal to insulate against!!
On my MOD 90 I like the fact the water can drain easily!!
On my MOD 90 I like the fact the water can drain easily!!
it depends what variant, winterised variants have them normal GS/FFR do not
@Mackers You sure do like your old threads!!
I would not bother, and never have, with sealant behind them before fitting, but it will not do any harm.
As stated above seal is a relative term, so where as the will improve things, even with copious amounts of other sealent they will not be perfect compared to modern vehicle design.
Cheers. They've come as a pair and as far as I can tell, they're both the same (no mitres either side that would make them specific to left or right). I'll put a bead of seal behind anyway if it won't do any harm. Someone else said that about reviving old posts, but they're obviously on the system as posts, as they come up on my laptop when I use the search bar to ask a question??
Hicap phill
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There not sided. But do hold these to the door/sill so you know where to fix them. Pop rivits below the seal so you don't build up a mess.
Cheers
