rxbaby7

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So I have a 91 rx7 convertible and my weather strip is starting to rot. Try finding the oem but that's hard to find ones that are almost to that point. What's a universal or how best way to address the issues thanks?

j9fd3s

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OEM is your only choice. no dealership will stock it, but they can all order it. its going to be $$ though

ibeljin

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Is there no way to adapt some weatherstripping off of newer cars to work? Just thinking that doing a junkyard run and trying to find a close match might save some money. Everybody smiles at me when i walk into my local dealership looking for OEM parts. the wallet limps.

rxbaby7

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Your funny guy I looked around the junkyard around my orlando area but there almost to that point maybe get 6 months out of it

satch

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Mazdatrix has them and the ones they sell are improved over the initial ones made for they would peel and expose the metal underneath. If you want your car to look newer then you need to pony up the money and you won't regret it once they are installed.

rxbaby7

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How's the install

fendamonky

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Have you thought about contacting Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda for this? He's usually able to get just about any OEM you need and his prices are DAMN hard to beat...

rxbaby7

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What's the number

fendamonky

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(703) 490-5296

misterstyx69

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Wrong..
Ray's number is Number ONE!..(if he can't get it the parts do not exist!)

fendamonky

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I was about to say... he's been saved in my phone since like 2009, no way that's wrong

satch

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You slide the blade of a flat head screwdriver under the bottom edge of the strip and press upwards to get the fastening aspect to release. There are three or four of these along the length of the door, towards each end and in the middle.