Bill Colford,
Do you have the part numbers for door weatherstripping for a N600 sedan?
Mine is now alive and I'd like to replace that dried, crack stuff with a new one.
Also, which JC Whitney catalog is N/Z 600 stuff in?
Thanks,
Erik
Sedan door weather stripping?
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dealadayray
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Re: Sedan door weather stripping?
Ok, this is these are the numbers to do the door (coupe or sedan) after market weather stripping. Not factory, but a nice fit and finish when done properly.
JCW has after market weather stripping that is what is known as push on trim weather strip. I like the Half Bulb with the following specs A=5/8" B=1 13/16" from catalog 684T-03, Page 187, part number 135C2562B. and then I use the 9/16" X 1" stick on weather strip Part Nr. 125C123R roll. This is for along the bottom of the door edge where the push on type will not fit.
Then in the same catalog, under the Window channel and belt weather strip, I use the number 24 part number 18SC4879 T . I recommend that you pull the whole window frame to put the channel felt in, Otherwise it will be hard to get a good fit, also cut the back side (a bit more than half way through) for the upper rear right angle corner. This will keep the felt looking like a factory fit. In fact, this is what Honda did.
Bill
JCW has after market weather stripping that is what is known as push on trim weather strip. I like the Half Bulb with the following specs A=5/8" B=1 13/16" from catalog 684T-03, Page 187, part number 135C2562B. and then I use the 9/16" X 1" stick on weather strip Part Nr. 125C123R roll. This is for along the bottom of the door edge where the push on type will not fit.
Then in the same catalog, under the Window channel and belt weather strip, I use the number 24 part number 18SC4879 T . I recommend that you pull the whole window frame to put the channel felt in, Otherwise it will be hard to get a good fit, also cut the back side (a bit more than half way through) for the upper rear right angle corner. This will keep the felt looking like a factory fit. In fact, this is what Honda did.
Bill