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by Steve_P » Thu 09.04.2009, 08:22
My A post seals have now disintegrated and I see that SJ now have these in stock.
Can anyone give me some advice on how these are changed and the difficulty?
Do I need a special adhesive or any other parts to complete the job?
Many thanks in advance
Steve
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by bobbrown » Thu 09.04.2009, 09:11
There is a section in the manual that deals with this
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by Nige » Thu 09.04.2009, 09:55
Not a difficult job. Biggest problem I had was cleaning the old seal and the stuff used to stick it off the seal carrier strip. Time and patience got there. I used ordinary black silicone sealant on the replacements and it seems to be holding up pretty well (on my every day driver).
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by Steve_P » Thu 09.04.2009, 13:34
Many thanks for the replies: now on order

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