Door Seals - Ford focus?
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I get a bit of wind noise from the top front of my drivers window which, when poked at speed seems to be because the door seal is a little flat and doesn't hug the glass as it should. Also the doors doin't spring open that well and again I'm assuming my door seals have compressed a little.
Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Zippee said:
I get a bit of wind noise from the top front of my drivers window which, when poked at speed seems to be because the door seal is a little flat and doesn't hug the glass as it should. Also the doors doin't spring open that well and again I'm assuming my door seals have compressed a little.
Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Hi ZippeeIs it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Easy to fit, you make your own dimples (cut & glue). Don't know which focus they came off but I got a new length from seals direct. I will dig the p/n out for you later
Shep
shep1001 said:
Zippee said:
I get a bit of wind noise from the top front of my drivers window which, when poked at speed seems to be because the door seal is a little flat and doesn't hug the glass as it should. Also the doors doin't spring open that well and again I'm assuming my door seals have compressed a little.
Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Hi ZippeeIs it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
Easy to fit, you make your own dimples (cut & glue). Don't know which focus they came off but I got a new length from seals direct. I will dig the p/n out for you later
Shep
Cheers!
Zippee said:
I get a bit of wind noise from the top front of my drivers window which, when poked at speed seems to be because the door seal is a little flat and doesn't hug the glass as it should. Also the doors doin't spring open that well and again I'm assuming my door seals have compressed a little.
Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
All Seals direct www.sealsplusdirect.co.uk 08452263345Is it true that Ford Focus door seals are a little fatter and as such a good remedy to the above? If so are they easy to fit? How to I get the little compressed bit at the bottom for drainage? And finally does anyone know what model Focus they come from?
6m for the door seals on the Tam
2m for the hoop seal on the roof
ETS58 for the door/hoop seal at £4.68/meter inc vat
SRS1905 for the roof/window edge seal on the Tam at £3.71/meter
Postage is about £5.00
Shep
Edited by shep1001 on Thursday 21st January 19:21
I actually tried this and purchased some seals of a late MK1.5 focus (ie the old shape). A five or three door had enough length for a T350. They fitted really well, but I felt had just a little bit too much rubber and the doors needed a firm shut. The seal on the glass really reduced wind noise, but I did notice a leak when it rained that seemed to creep along the rubber seal / window guide on the front of the door, near the door mirror.
I am sure a bit of fiddling would have sorted this, but was not happy with the pressure on the door when shut. I returned to the std rubber with a length of plastic pip to help improve wind noise and general sealing. I have been really happy with this mod to the standard seal.
Nige
I am sure a bit of fiddling would have sorted this, but was not happy with the pressure on the door when shut. I returned to the std rubber with a length of plastic pip to help improve wind noise and general sealing. I have been really happy with this mod to the standard seal.
Nige
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