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Windscreen seal

Sparky · 2006-03-22 21:34:09

Just recent I noticed a banging noise on my roof of the car while driving. At this stage I was going 60kph and could not pull over. I was thinking, maybe it was my aerial, that it could of come loose. Upon inspection, I found that the top rubber seal around the window had come loose, and only lifts either when I am going…

22-03-2006 9:34pm

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Sparky

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Just recent I noticed a banging noise on my roof of the car while driving. At this stage I was going 60kph and could not pull over. I was thinking, maybe it was my aerial, that it could of come loose.
Upon inspection, I found that the top rubber seal around the window had come loose, and only lifts either when I am going 50-60kph, or if it is very windy.
Is there any bond of some sort that I could buy, just to restick the seal on, or would it just be as quick, and cheaper to go to some windscreen center?

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#2 22-03-2006 10:19pm

Tipsy Mac

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There's black sealent you can get that comes in a tube similar to silicon for house windows, I've seen guys fitting replacement windscreens using it, I'm guessing any good motor factors should stock it.

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