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New seals arrived today. Look good upon initial inspection. Took 2 days to arrive from ECS.
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My M3's original window seals started deteriorating ~1 year ago. BD of 11/2001. Car has been garaged the entire time I've owned it (08/2010 purchase).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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Exactly! LOLOriginally posted by Tbonem3 View Post
Sometimes a little piece of fucking rubber saves you hundreds of thousands of $
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Sometimes a little piece of fucking rubber saves you hundreds of thousands of $Originally posted by dukeofchen View Post
These have been "saved for later" in my FCP cart for ages ā every time I consider biting the bullet I find something better to spend my money on than a piece of f'ing rubber.
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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 lolOriginally posted by Maxima SE View Postprices are getting insane. Im going to have to spend a few hundred bucks to hoard parts that will skyrocket or go NLA. windhsield and sunroof seals, windshield cowl etc.Last edited by Slideways; 09-05-2024, 02:48 PM.
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prices are getting insane. Im going to have to spend a few hundred bucks to hoard parts that will skyrocket or go NLA. windhsield and sunroof seals, windshield cowl etc.
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man, i bought some in 2018 for my non-m coupe, $31 and $27 according to my order history. I should've bought an extra set for future use lolOriginally posted by Maxima SE View Post
god damn pushing 90 bucks?! According to my purchase history from FCP, i paid 35 for each in july of 2020.
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These have been "saved for later" in my FCP cart for ages ā every time I consider biting the bullet I find something better to spend my money on than a piece of f'ing rubber.Originally posted by Maxima SE View Post
god damn pushing 90 bucks?! According to my purchase history from FCP, i paid 35 for each in july of 2020.
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god damn pushing 90 bucks?! According to my purchase history from FCP, i paid 35 for each in july of 2020.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.htmlā
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Hi, thanks for this,
Iām uk based so getting hold of this exact rubber is very difficult.
would this work; https://www.sealsdirect.co.uk/shop/srs3292-22831
thanks,
j
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Update 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.htmlā
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How much did you pay for each piece?Originally posted by PSUEng View Post
I purchased the parts last year--one from FCP, another from Latvia; both had same condition--some residual mold release, and/or evidence of sub-par tooling by the looks of the "lines" in the rubber. I polished them with some fine paint polish and they look better, but not as good as original parts. I could pull the parts out of storage and look at the date codes I guess. Fortunately, I bought these before the prices doubled so I'm not that worked up over it. But at current prices, noway.
Parts are a huge crap shoot now--original tooling may be unavailable and replacement tooling not as good; materials have changed to regulations, cost, etc.; worker turnover, etc.
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