Howdy,
I recall Bill in San Diego stating that JC Whitney has some weather stripping that works great for the door opening of the N600.
I believe there are 2 types required: one for the bottom door step area & another part number for the left/right/top of the door opening.
Does anyone know what these 2 part numbers are?
During our "annual" rain here in LA last month I got rain in the car & need to stop that along with the door rattle.
I'd ask Bill but misplaced his e-mail address......
Thanks!
Erik
need N600 weatherstrip info
Re: need N600 weatherstrip info
Erik;
You are so right, and I have a door seal that looks very close to the original and much more UV resistant, but it costs soooooo much more. The push on seals I like are a diamond shaped push on type that can go all the way around but to make it more like the original I use a square adheasive backed foam rubber for house windows. This is found in the local hard ware store. The JC Whitney numbers from catalog 700J-07 is WG132562B for $38.00 and that is for 25 feet of the stuff. JC Whitney has the stick on weatherstrip part number WG127123R for the 9/16 x 1 inch, a roll will cost $13.00 for 25ft. And I like the window channel felt part number WG184878N for $15.00 in the same catalog. Contact me if you want to know how to get the channel felt in.
Bill
You are so right, and I have a door seal that looks very close to the original and much more UV resistant, but it costs soooooo much more. The push on seals I like are a diamond shaped push on type that can go all the way around but to make it more like the original I use a square adheasive backed foam rubber for house windows. This is found in the local hard ware store. The JC Whitney numbers from catalog 700J-07 is WG132562B for $38.00 and that is for 25 feet of the stuff. JC Whitney has the stick on weatherstrip part number WG127123R for the 9/16 x 1 inch, a roll will cost $13.00 for 25ft. And I like the window channel felt part number WG184878N for $15.00 in the same catalog. Contact me if you want to know how to get the channel felt in.
Bill
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> On Behalf Of
> Erik
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> [anzhonda600owners] need
> N600 weatherstrip info
> Howdy,
> I recall Bill in San Diego stating that JC Whitney
> has some weather stripping that works great for the door opening of the > N600.
> I believe there are 2 types required: one for the bottom door > step area & another part number for the left/right/top of the door > opening.
> Does anyone know what these 2 part numbers are?
> During
> our "annual" rain here in LA last month I got rain in the car & need to > stop that along with the door rattle.
> I'd ask Bill but misplaced his e-mail
> address..... .
> Thanks!
> Erik
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Re: need N600 weatherstrip info (same for Z600?)
Hey Bill,
Any idea about rubber door seals for the Z? I also need to replace
front window rubber with chrome trim(during paint and body
restoration), rear hatch and possibly the door window rubber or felt.
Finally ready to buy because paint and body is next months project.
Bill, some time ago you let me know the price for what you could
get. Let me know if its still available.
Many thanks!
Jeff
Miami
72 Z600
Any idea about rubber door seals for the Z? I also need to replace
front window rubber with chrome trim(during paint and body
restoration), rear hatch and possibly the door window rubber or felt.
Finally ready to buy because paint and body is next months project.
Bill, some time ago you let me know the price for what you could
get. Let me know if its still available.
Many thanks!
Jeff
Miami
72 Z600
--- In
anzhonda600owners@yahoogroups.com
, wrote:
> Erik;
> You are so right, and I have a door seal that looks very close
to the
> original and much more UV resistant, but it costs soooooo much
more. The
> push on seals I like are a diamond shaped push on type that can go
all the
> way around but to make it more like the original I use a square
adheasive
> backed foam rubber for house windows. This is found in the local
hard ware
> store. The JC Whitney numbers from catalog 700J-07 is WG132562B
for $38.00
> and that is for 25 feet of the stuff. JC Whitney has the stick on
> weatherstrip part number WG127123R for the 9/16 x 1 inch, a roll
will cost
> $13.00 for 25ft. And I like the window channel felt part number
WG184878N
> for $15.00 in the same catalog. Contact me if you want to know how
to get
> the channel felt in.
> Bill
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
anzhonda600owners@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:
anzhonda600owners@yahoogroups.com
]On Behalf Of Erik
> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 6:34 AM
> To:
anzhonda600owners@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [anzhonda600owners] need N600 weatherstrip info
> Howdy,
> I recall Bill in San Diego stating that JC Whitney has some
weather
> stripping that works great for the door opening of the N600.
> I believe there are 2 types required: one for the bottom door
step area &
> another part number for the left/right/top of the door opening.
> Does anyone know what these 2 part numbers are?
> During our "annual" rain here in LA last month I got rain in the
car &
> need to stop that along with the door rattle.
> I'd ask Bill but misplaced his e-mail address......
> Thanks!
> Erik