Seals to Bottom of Doors?

[dhilly]

Has anyone replaced the seals along the bottom of the doors?

Is it special seal or a length of a standard profile seal?

[mdotrutherford]

Hav'nt got round to looking into this since I posted my water in doors problem,
think I will take JonRB's advice and put a couple of extra holes along the bottom.
Will check out the seal and attempt the cutting edge of technology and try and post
a pic of the profile on my original post. :fingerscrossed:

[Flintstone]

This is on my 'to do' list. I've the bottom seal on one door but not the other.

[mdotrutherford]

Sorry its way out there focus wise, was trying to show size too.........
Good news is its regular P shape 7/8 inch width and appears to be glued on,
bad news is dont know total length as it dissapears up front of door so hidden.
Drilled my extra holes too hopefully assist the draining of residue water.
Hope it helps.

Edited by mdotrutherford on Sunday 25th March 19:39

[BoyzToyz]

Might be worth trying these people:

www.racetechdirect.co.uk/product-subsection.asp?MakeID=2&ModelID=2&CATID=9&SUBCATID=67

[dhilly]

mdotrutherford said:

Sorry its way out there focus wise, was trying to show size too.........
Good news is its regular P shape 7/8 inch width and appears to be glued on,
bad news is dont know total length as it dissapears up front of door so hidden.
Drilled my extra holes too hopefully assist the draining of residue water.
Hope it helps.

Edited by mdotrutherford on Sunday 25th March 19:39

Ian

Thanks for that I will look and see what I can source.

[FlipFlopGriff]

Woolies are usually good for seals.
www.woolies-trim.co.uk/c-38-top-seals.aspx
FFG

[Flintstone]

mdotrutherford said:

bad news is dont know total length as it dissapears up front of door so hidden.

From memory mine is just a straight strip I looked yesterday while washing it and was pleased to see it's a standard profile.

Will have a look when I get home and post pics if I can.