Rubbers !
Rubbers !
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c1sps

Original Poster:

133 posts

233 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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Could anyone advise please on where to get hold of replacement rear window rubber surrounds, and also windscreen rubber surrounds (which are different) and any idea of £££'s ?

shortlad

529 posts

281 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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To add to the above.....

Where to get the rubber seals that go around the doors and acreoss the targa roof???

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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I got my targa roof seals from TVR Power.
There are a number of different designs so you have to be specific.
Mines an early 2000 which has the rubber in a c rail.

The Tivster

253 posts

242 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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I replaced all the door seals and boot seal with almost identical seal to the original. I think it cost less than £40 in total and I sourced the product from a company called Autohose in Stoke on Trent

Paul V

4,489 posts

306 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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My seals squeak when I drive down the road, someone mention to me if you clean them they stop, I tried using autoglym rubber and vinyl cleaner but the squeaking is still there. Any idea how to stop it?

The Tivster

253 posts

242 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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Paul V said:
My seals squeak when I drive down the road, someone mention to me if you clean them they stop, I tried using autoglym rubber and vinyl cleaner but the squeaking is still there. Any idea how to stop it?
Spray them with silicone spray

s6boy

1,851 posts

254 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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Any ideas on sealant/adhesives, specifically windscreen surrounds?

Paul V

4,489 posts

306 months

Thursday 12th July 2007
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The Tivster said:
Paul V said:
My seals squeak when I drive down the road, someone mention to me if you clean them they stop, I tried using autoglym rubber and vinyl cleaner but the squeaking is still there. Any idea how to stop it?
Spray them with silicone spray
Cheers, I'll hunt in the garage tomorrow evening and give it a try smile