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'87 944 n.a. window slot seal installation

bryanl

By bryanl
in 924, 931, 944, 951, 968 Series

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'87 944 n.a.

I have been trying to install the window slot seal. its not great. two main problems I have :

[1] curved lip part of seal is not going into the metal rail that I left on the door. I have tried pressing it in with my thumb only and it barely manages to stick. it seems to need more force, but I think the rubber part of the seal will become damaged from too much force.

[2] i have tried a combination of attaching the clips to the seal and trying to get that assembly in, and leaving the clips in place on the seal and trying to press the tabs of the clips into the door. neither approach works very well.

so far I have managed to get the seal to keep some water from getting in, but its basically just dangling there. Any suggestions/tricks appreciated. I was thinking about using a rubber mallet or some protective layer to hammer it in, but would this damage the seal?

thanks

-B

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