rear side window rubbers

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captain
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rear side window rubbers

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having a small prob with these rubbers i bought from m-machine, for a 1960 rear opening quarter window,rubber is far to tight,and not allowing the catch to shut,if you put them on (ARSE FOR ELBOW ) they are fine and window shuts and seals perfectly, but this leaves a rubber seal edge on the inside sticking out. any ideas ??? :!:
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I had this issue! I warmed the rubber with hot water and pushed the window in while a mate made sure it was all inside and then he shut it and we left it for over a month and it was fine after that :)
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RidingLow wrote:I had this issue! I warmed the rubber with hot water and pushed the window in while a mate made sure it was all inside and then he shut it and we left it for over a month and it was fine after that :)
thanks will give it a try, but i think there is too much strain on the delicate catches at this point, dont want to break them? :D
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Re: rear side window rubbers

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Got exactly the same issue on one of my side windows, will give this hot water method a go also and see how it goes.
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same problem here with my minispares ones.. Will play with some hot water :)
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I also use a hair dryer to warm rubber up to fit front and rear wind screen fillers haha :)
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