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  1. 10-13-2013, 10:22 AM #1
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    Door Part Identification -Anyone know where this goes?

    Working the 73 doors this weekend and found this-

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    Looks like a rubber wedge? It has some residual contact cement on it.
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    It sits/glued at the bottom of the door to help prevent the window rattling when fully down.
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    Ah! Of course. Thanks tony.
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    My pleasure.

    Nice part of CA you live in.
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    Could you identify specifically where on the door it is glued, I'm about to take the door panel off again to attach it.

    We really like it here. We live on a small farm with a meadow in the middle of the redwood trees. Remarkable area.
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    I'm sure when you remove the door panel you will be able to see where it goes, but incase it's not obvious;

    When you lower the window you will see the low point where the riser bars of the window mechanism join to the bob bom of the window, right under there.

    Hope that makes sense
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