Window rubber torn
#1
Window rubber torn
Hi,
The vertical rubber strip on the driver side window has torn. Must be due to the strain on the rubber caused by closing the door.
Has anyone else had this problem? See photos for clarification. Car is 5 years old.
Cheers,
Ronnie
http://www.mijnalbum.be/Album-U4FJK4...27s-Honda.html
The vertical rubber strip on the driver side window has torn. Must be due to the strain on the rubber caused by closing the door.
Has anyone else had this problem? See photos for clarification. Car is 5 years old.
Cheers,
Ronnie
http://www.mijnalbum.be/Album-U4FJK4...27s-Honda.html
#3
I always raise my window with the door open, because otherwise the safety always kicks in and lowers the window again.
So that cannot be the cause. Use Shin-Etsu about every six months.
So that cannot be the cause. Use Shin-Etsu about every six months.
#4
#5
Very not normal. Should have taken care of the window alignment a long time ago. Was the car in an accident? I've never heard of anyone's window being that misaligned so as to not allow closure.
#6
Nope, car is accident free and perfect in all other respects. Window is perfectly closed and no water comes, no window misalignment, only a touchy safety sensor.
Does not happen all the time.
Does not happen all the time.
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