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search for posts from asumhly. He posted some very good ones.
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Here you can see how the door seal terminates on the qrtr panel with clip and small pozi screws. These pics are from a 67 original BJ8 , not restored.
Better view of original screws and clip, 2nd pic shows how alum can be manipulated to make seal not imprint door panel, 3rd pic shows windshield frame termination, always had black electrical tape and rivet. 4th /5th pics show the cut to the crimp on only so the rubber bulb curves nicely up the windshield post, and termination up behind dashtop.
another seal end shot, rivets on winshield post ,3rd pic end termination and cap 4th pic factory dum dum to seal any gaps,5th pic shows black semi gloss paint on flange that qtr panel and door seal go on ( always seen on any cars Ive done)
Backside of qtr panel where seal terminates, door seal terminates up behind dash area, smooth transition of seal at bottom of windshield post, lower windshield tab tucks under, convertible top seal is continuous and not cut at corners or it WILL leak, note imprints of seal cap on top bulb showing a good seal here. Note the original bulb size as most aftermarket bulbs are incorrect, bulbs were larger on the convertible top frame and door seal bulbs are smaller in diameter. I use a rubber mallet and gently set the seal crimp on onto the flanges, its all about a seamless flow and evenness of the flange to start with. Hope this clears any questions. This is the original factory application.
The thicker carpet that comes from Heritage is a blessing and a curse. Nice and plush, but getting the aluminum threshold piece tight against the inner seal just won't go and you have the top of the door seal showing. I'm temped to give it a haircut to see if I can get the threshold trim closer to the inner. I seem to recall the original door seals having a small rubber flange on the bulb to help seal the door better.
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