so it just came in. do i need to take the interior trim off before taking the old off and putting the new stuff on? it doesnt seem to want to come off.
edit. this is passenger door to body
edit. this is passenger door to body
89streetbeast
New Member
if youre doing the door to body weatherstripping only thing you have to take off is the door sill plates. other than that it will come out easily. if they are original weatherstrips on the car might have to give it a little love pull.
89streetbeast
New Member
89streetbeast
New Member
I always removed the top metal piece, the door sill plate, loosened the 1/4 panel trim and the a arm trim too. I still had a time getting it to slide under the trim. I'm kinda amazed you were able to do it by only taking off the door sill plate.
89streetbeast
New Member
Glaze
New Member
id loosen the back quarter trim piece. Ive bent the piece before trying to get weatherstrip out without loosening trim piece. All it is, 2 screws, sill, top frame trim, and seatbelt torx bolt.
Reason i say loosen, its easier to pull it back over weatherstrip during reinstall.
Reason i say loosen, its easier to pull it back over weatherstrip during reinstall.
I always removed the top metal piece, the door sill plate, loosened the 1/4 panel trim and the a arm trim too. I still had a time getting it to slide under the trim. I'm kinda amazed you were able to do it by only taking off the door sill plate.
Same here. I had to pull the sill plate, kick panel, the metal trim across the top of the door and loosen the a pillar trim and the interior quarter trim. Not hard and didn't take but a few minutes.
webshot
Member
where did you buy your weather stripping? If you dont mind me askin. Also is it better that the stuff you find at like Autozone?
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