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you mean the weather stripping at the bottom of the window? or the one that goes around everything?
someone told me that they knew somewhere that sold the weatherstripping for like 30 bucks or something like that....
someone told me that they knew somewhere that sold the weatherstripping for like 30 bucks or something like that....
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you can buy new ones from the dealer for $25 a pop. Well worth the price IMO, they look badassed, and seem to have an updated design with better construction than the stockers.
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Originally posted by SteveRanieri
liquid can you get them from any mazda dealership for that price? and is the install relatively easy?
liquid can you get them from any mazda dealership for that price? and is the install relatively easy?
As per installing them, all you have to do is take off the mirror (3 screws behind interior plate) pull the old ones off, press the new ones on, and reinstall the mirrors.
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I pulled em off, trimmed off the thick peeling black stuff but careful to keep the rubber edge that goes against the door paint. then sanded well, primed, and painted with Rustoleum metallic black.
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I bought some new ones from Mazdatrix, but I have not had any luck removing the old ones, they seem like you could attach a hoist to them to pull the car with.
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This is what I found. Anyone know where to find it for cheaper?
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Originally posted by Raymr
I pulled em off, trimmed off the thick peeling black stuff but careful to keep the rubber edge that goes against the door paint. then sanded well, primed, and painted with Rustoleum metallic black.
I pulled em off, trimmed off the thick peeling black stuff but careful to keep the rubber edge that goes against the door paint. then sanded well, primed, and painted with Rustoleum metallic black.
To remove it, just pull straight up on the aft end.
If they are stuck, grip it with pliers in one hand & bump up on your wrist with the other hand.
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Thanks Sureshot, I will give your method a try, although it does concern me that after a weekend of drinking in Indy, driving back to Mississippi that I could fall asleep and need an alternate way to have my car pulled out of a ditch.