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Join Date: Mar 2018
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Replacing B-Pillar Gasket 997 Cabrio
Hello
![]() The B pillar gaskets of my 2010 997 looked a little sad and flat, so I decided to replace them. As I didn't find any post about this DIY I took some pictures. Easy job, took me around 10 to 15 minutes per side. The part numbers are:
![]() First thing is to open the top and work with the front door open and back window up. Start by praying out the top of the gasket which is glued to the metal frame of the window: ![]() ![]() ![]() Then unhook the top gromit circled at the top: ![]() The two other circles show the two tracks where the gasket is hooked. At the bottom push aside with one hand the two door sills: ![]() Then grab the "ear" of the gasket and pull down gently: ![]() It should slide right off.
Last edited by loliea; 03-24-2018 at 11:52 AM.. |
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This is how the metal frame looks like with the tracks:
![]() ![]() ![]() Now it's time to install the new gasket which is just the reverse procedure as in the first post. I put a dab of w40 at the bottom of the tracks where the gasket will go in. Not sure if this is necessary, but a little bit of lub wouldn't hurt I though. First slide-in the longest "rail" (left on the picture). ![]() Then the right pulling up gently. Then it's like sliding on a sock up (sorry blurry picture): ![]() Gently pull-up making sure the two rails slide in the tracks. Massage the part up so to make sure it is up as much as it can: ![]() Just a little more: ![]() Done! Now it's time to take care of the top of the gasket, starting with sliding-in the gromit: ![]() Finally a dab of glue and you're done! ![]() This is how it should fit with the window up:
Last edited by loliea; 03-24-2018 at 11:56 AM.. |
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