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NXD 10-23-2001, 11:50 AM Hello, My little 91' NX2k has some bad weather protection on the doors. Does anyone know where to get replacement weather stripping?? Thanks spnx 10-23-2001, 03:29 PM I think you'll have to bite the bullet and go to a Nissan dealer. I've never seen it sold anywhere else. To keep the new stuff from cracking in the future, spray it with a silicone spray every year, (especially around the t-tops, which I've heard is prone to cracking). James '92 NX2000 solid roof 1BAD_NX 10-23-2001, 04:38 PM Yea dude, I'm having leak problems around my T-top area, and I've been looking at the auto stores for something that would fit and couldn't find anything. :mad: but I'll probably going to make some ghetto stripping from some home depot stuff like I always do ;) the damn dealership is always expensive. good luck, Nick NXD 10-23-2001, 04:42 PM Yeah the dealer wants 147 per side... I guess there pretty proud of what they have keeping the water out... geeze.... maybe i'll check the local junkyards... 1BAD_NX 10-23-2001, 04:50 PM almost $300 for a bunch of plastic sh*&? :eek: now doesn't that sound rediculous? I'm betting somebody in this post had a homemade solution ;) anyone care to enlighten us? 92nx2k 10-23-2001, 06:59 PM also, around my stock spoiler! you know, the little rubber lip that seals the gap between the spolier and *** hatch? that stuff is coming loose, on both top and bottom. any ideas? Pretty White 10-23-2001, 10:34 PM Yeah, you have to bite the bullet and get it at the dealer. One way to cheat it is to pull the weatherstripping together where they meet. You are, in a sense, stretching it. When you lock the T-Tops make sure the handle is closed fully. If not the rubber on the T-Top will not seal properly. Also check out this trick. This helped me keep out wnd noise.;) http://www.angelfire.com/ny/ianjiggyroom/images/weatherstripping1.JPG If you peel back this strip you can use one of those door protector strips and put it (which is what I did) behind the door seal. I used it to build up the old door seal. There is a silver strip of metal behind the rubber. Slip it onto the metal. The silicone that is on the door strips helps keep it in place. Tomorrow when I ome home from work I will video tape it so you can see it. But I hope you get the idea. The same applies for the T-Top seal | ||