Door Seal

[Gawernator]

I have a new door seal from Pelican to install driver side. Do I just rip the old one off and push the new one in or is there more to it? Also, why is the replacement seal grey? Not dark black like OEM.

[CHICKS]

The seal that's on the door or body? Does the seal have a powder like stuff on it making it look grey, or is grey rubber?

[Gawernator]

The big $97~ door seal, not the interior body one (which I might need a new one but can't find a part number oddly) I was thinking maybe it has some coating to make it grey. It does feel a little powdery. It also has some black spots where the pieces are glued together. But my seal is old, hard and breaking a little so I went and got a new one from Pelican. Just not sure if you need an adhesive for install.

[iplagolf]

Scrub it in warm water and a mild soap. You do need an adhesive to install it.

[Gawernator]

What kind?

[iplagolf]

You can get it at Auto Zone, etc. It's 3M plastic and emblem auto trim seal and adhesive. I believe it comes in black and a yellowish color and clear. I used the clear.

[Gawernator]

Sweet, thanks.

[J1NX3D]

Originally Posted by Gawernator

The big $97~ door seal, not the interior body one (which I might need a new one but can't find a part number oddly) I was thinking maybe it has some coating to make it grey. It does feel a little powdery. It also has some black spots where the pieces are glued together. But my seal is old, hard and breaking a little so I went and got a new one from Pelican. Just not sure if you need an adhesive for install.

asbestos

[Gawernator]

......

[CHICKS]

This is what I used on my hatch seal, and other random seals:

[Gawernator]

I didn't even use anything for the hatch seal x)

[CHICKS]

I used it to join the ends.