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  • bpetska
    Apprentice
    • Feb 15 2013
    • 48

    Quarter window weatherstrip replacement.

    I need to replace the weatherstrip on the quarter windows. How is the weatherstrip attached and can it be replaced without taking the window out of the car?
    Thanks,
    Bill
  • Tbird1044
    Super-Experienced
    • Jul 31 2012
    • 1346

    #2
    I am assuming that you are referring to the vertical weatherstrip that seals between the 1/4 window and door glass. If so, I'm pretty sure you can replace it without removing the window. First remove the rubber seal that is attached to the pillar post. Then with the 1/4 window in the up position, you should be able to slide the weatherstrip down into the 1/4 panel. The weatherstrip just slides into a channel in the window frame. Then to install a new one, slide the new weatherstrip down into the 1/4 panel and pull it upwards into the window channel. A little soapy water and pliers helps with this.
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    • bpetska
      Apprentice
      • Feb 15 2013
      • 48

      #3
      Thanks, I will give it a try.

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      • partsetal
        Super-Experienced
        • Jun 4 2005
        • 853

        #4
        Depending on your window adjustment, you may have to trim the bottom corner a bit so it doesn't catch on the body opening.
        Carl

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        • Tbird1044
          Super-Experienced
          • Jul 31 2012
          • 1346

          #5
          Yup, I agree with Carl. I did have to trim mine a bit so it didn't get hooked when lowering the window.
          Nyles

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          • captjohn
            Experienced
            • Nov 6 2018
            • 130

            #6
            Is any kind of sealant required or does it just stay up on it's own?
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            • Tbird1044
              Super-Experienced
              • Jul 31 2012
              • 1346

              #7
              It should be tight enough to stay in place without sealant. If you use soapy water to help slip it in place, when the water dries, it won't go anywhere.
              Nyles

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              • Ratboy
                Experienced
                • Jan 10 2019
                • 345

                #8
                Mine slides up and down pretty easily

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