discool
Well-Known Member
It’s difficult as genuine parts are now obsolescent to obsolete, but door seals are available as a pattern part along the the window glass guides. The material to make your own is sold by the metre from companies such as Frost.
///MIDAS///
Member
I got these for mine... haven't fitted them yet though, but will probably get around to it this week.
Landrover Discovery windscreen finisher set 94-98 discovery series 1 windscreen | eBay
Land Rover Discovery 1 5 Door Rear Quarter Window Seal / Rubber - AWR5388 | eBay
Land Rover Discovery 1 Tailgate Rubber Window Seal - GENUINE LR - CDB100230 | eBay
The alpine lights have already been done, thankfully.
Landrover Discovery windscreen finisher set 94-98 discovery series 1 windscreen | eBay
Land Rover Discovery 1 5 Door Rear Quarter Window Seal / Rubber - AWR5388 | eBay
Land Rover Discovery 1 Tailgate Rubber Window Seal - GENUINE LR - CDB100230 | eBay
The alpine lights have already been done, thankfully.
///MIDAS///
Member
...or did you mean the rubber weather seal that sits on top of the door, against the window?
Europa486
Well-Known Member
Being mine is a Early Discovery mk1 all my window seals are rubber, they are all available but are pattern
Parts so don’t fit as well as the original,
The rear cargo side rubbers don’t fit correctly under the interior trim but they do seal out the rain which is way more important, I also used 3 M window rubber sealant around the edges before putting in the centre rubber expanding
Rubber strip,
The Front window was an absolute bastard to do, took 3 hours with two of us, but what’s important is now the interior is dry, also recommend using silicone grease rubbed into the rubber to stop it drying out and cracking,
Europa486
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If you come up with a solution I would be interested in your findings,
