Rubber window weatherstrip replacement
#1
Rubber window weatherstrip replacement
I'd like to have the back two rubber window seals replaced, the famous cracking of the corners. I see that they can be bought for around $60 but what I am being quoted over $500 for labor..which is absurd. Anyone know how long it should take to replace the seals and what a fair price would be? Can a auto glass shop do this or is there something special about replacing them that I am not aware of. Thanks.
#2
I've heard it is a pain, but with a piece of string, some dish soap, and a second set of hands it can be done. Auto glass shop should be able to do it.
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#4
Removing the old seal and glass is easy. Putting it back is a pain in the a**. I just redid mine a few months ago and I will never do it again. A spray bottle of water and a rope is all you need to put them in. Like waltnyc said you need a second person to push/ pull the glass in to place as you pull the rope. I would gladly pay someone $500 to do the job next time. The rear door seal is the easy one.
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disco-disco (11-03-2016)
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disco-disco (11-03-2016)
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Removing the old seal and glass is easy. Putting it back is a pain in the a**. I just redid mine a few months ago and I will never do it again. A spray bottle of water and a rope is all you need to put them in. Like waltnyc said you need a second person to push/ pull the glass in to place as you pull the rope. I would gladly pay someone $500 to do the job next time. The rear door seal is the easy one.
I would seek out someone either familiar with land rovers or a glass specialist. $500 is nuts. I've bought trucks for less than that!!!!
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keoni004 (10-17-2017)
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Removing the old seal and glass is easy. Putting it back is a pain in the a**. I just redid mine a few months ago and I will never do it again. A spray bottle of water and a rope is all you need to put them in. Like waltnyc said you need a second person to push/ pull the glass in to place as you pull the rope. I would gladly pay someone $500 to do the job next time. The rear door seal is the easy one.