Isuzu Weatherstripping

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Your Isuzu weather stripping is responsible for keeping rain water and wind from coming into your vehicle while the windows are up.  You should check your weather stripping periodically so that you don’t have to find out that you need new weather stripping during a rain storm.  Inspect your weather stripping for cracks and brittleness.  You may find that it is dry rotting or missing pieces.  If you find any damage like that, you should replace the weather stripping as soon as possible.  Although replacing your own weather stripping is much cheaper than finding a professional to do it, you should know ahead of time that this is not a rush job and must be done carefully.  Make sure you have plenty of cleaning solution and rags ahead of time.  Pull off the old weather stripping and scrub the surface thoroughly.  Remove any and all signs of the old adhesive.  Dry the surface completely before putting in the new stripping.  Many people believe that installing new weather stripping on a warm day, as opposed to a cool one will make the adhesive stick better.


 

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