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Originally posted by Keith_MN View PostEither I'm being dense or these are wrong. Can someone confirm? I couldn't find any other pics of these or issues with them.
Ordered these last year and prepping for install now. The tops of both of these weatherstrips have double sided tape on them. It's not just a protection film, it's double sided tape. From top to bottom on the pic: bottom of passenger side with 2 strips of tape (correct), top of driver side with one strip of tape (is this a QC error?), top of OEM driver side.
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Either I'm being dense or these are wrong. Can someone confirm? I couldn't find any other pics of these or issues with them.
Ordered these last year and prepping for install now. The tops of both of these weatherstrips have double sided tape on them. It's not just a protection film, it's double sided tape. From top to bottom on the pic: bottom of passenger side with 2 strips of tape (correct), top of driver side with one strip of tape (is this a QC error?), top of OEM driver side.
Last edited by Keith_MN; 09-12-2025, 11:00 AM.
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Originally posted by bimmerfan08 View PostUpdate for those looking for decently priced matte rear window gaskets. Bimmerworld has both sides in stock.
Part # 51368194741 for $83.40
Part # 51368194742 for $75.35
https://www.bimmerworld.com/Body-Aer...368194742.html
Left side is NLA.
If someone has a link for one in stock somewhere or has a spare they want to parts with... please let me know.
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Originally posted by I M Legend View Post
you're missing the bottom trim which acts as sort of a guide to proper placement. just look at the passenger side and you'll know what I'm talking about. but yes, you should hand tighten the two bolts. best to have someone help hold so you can adjust properly.
All the help is appreciated.
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Originally posted by kenster View PostSeeking guidance: I tried tackling this earlier today and I decided to go the route of drilling out the rivet, however when I reinstalled everything, the rear window doesn't seal completely and it folds the rubber inwards by the curve at the rear. People mentioned they were able to keep the 2 bolts of the rear window loose while holding it forwards (towards the front of the car), before tightening, while this did help a bit, I was still having the same issue. Any tips would be appreciated.
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Seeking guidance: I tried tackling this earlier today and I decided to go the route of drilling out the rivet, however when I reinstalled everything, the rear window doesn't seal completely and it folds the rubber inwards by the curve at the rear. People mentioned they were able to keep the 2 bolts of the rear window loose while holding it forwards (towards the front of the car), before tightening, while this did help a bit, I was still having the same issue. Any tips would be appreciated.1 Photo
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Originally posted by Tbonem3 View PostBut did you 303 it after every wash?
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Originally posted by Slideways View Post
For those cars that are not seeing the miles and are not being parked outside, I would expect those seals to last a good 20 years. Not really worth keeping a bunch of extras around. Some parts will start to disintegrate in their original packaging lol
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Originally posted by Tbonem3 View Post
Sometimes a little piece of fucking rubber saves you hundreds of thousands of $
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