[T2] Door gasket
doktortim at rockisland.com doktortim at rockisland.comThu Apr 6 10:13:44 PDT 2017
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I have yet to see an aftermarket gasket with the same cross-section as the German originals, which are very hard on hand and wrist muscles to install correctly. As to the Brazilian seals, do ask the supplier. I expect he knows the good tech to install that one. > Hi all, > Almost time to dust off your babies, if you haven't done so already, for > spring! > I chipped out the passenger side door gasket so I can install a new one. > I'm confused as to reinstall the new one. I looked at the driver's side > door to see how it's installed, but it too is very old and some of the > rubber is missing. > I've been looking on line as to which side of the gasket goes in the > groove, but all I can find is the finished product. > Does the groove of the gasket go over the lip of the door? > I also bought the Brazilian gaskets from BusDepot, and noticed there is > about a foot of extra gasket once I dry fit the thing. > Has anyone else run into this problem? Have I wasted all that money by > buying Brazilian rubber instead of German? > > Bob > _______________________________________________ > type2 mailing list > type2 at type2.com > https://www.type2.com/lists/type2/listinfo
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