A few photos:
I decided that while the car is down, I'd replace a few seals. Primarily, the rear windshield seal, and the two rear side window seals. These seals were more plastic than rubber, and at speed, would vibrate make noise. I bought thousands of dollars in seals about two years ago through Blunt, and I'll use a few on this car, even though they were designated for another car. Oh well, Looks like I'll make another order soon for the second 02 project.
Now for the photos:
The culprit. Notice how shrunken the center seal piece has become over time.

The carnage. Windshield removed and plasticized rubber remains.

Next up is these guys. Haven't quite figure out how to remove the window, but I'm sure a quick 30 second FAQ search will solve this. Driver's side:

Passenger's side. Notice that there is no rubber left:

And a quick search through the new seals pile, I found two of these:

I have everything ready to go. I'll tackle this project next week sometime.
I might survive this.
I decided that while the car is down, I'd replace a few seals. Primarily, the rear windshield seal, and the two rear side window seals. These seals were more plastic than rubber, and at speed, would vibrate make noise. I bought thousands of dollars in seals about two years ago through Blunt, and I'll use a few on this car, even though they were designated for another car. Oh well, Looks like I'll make another order soon for the second 02 project.
Now for the photos:
The culprit. Notice how shrunken the center seal piece has become over time.

The carnage. Windshield removed and plasticized rubber remains.

Next up is these guys. Haven't quite figure out how to remove the window, but I'm sure a quick 30 second FAQ search will solve this. Driver's side:

Passenger's side. Notice that there is no rubber left:

And a quick search through the new seals pile, I found two of these:

I have everything ready to go. I'll tackle this project next week sometime.
I might survive this.
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