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by Gazza » Mon 08.05.2006, 16:32
S2/Se door seals are different, if you have an SE and want to fit S2 ones then you will have to cut a small square out of the top of your inside door card.
Also the seal between door and window has to be moved along the outside of the door as it does not go right to the end on an SE, because the seal covers it but the S2 seal doesn't
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by johnbenk » Mon 08.05.2006, 20:50
Hi
The part numbers are as below
C 100v0115f from vin number M8161 onwards
a100v011F upto vin M8161
The S2 seal has a different end to fit the "Mucket" seal on the Hood
see attached
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by Paul.P » Mon 08.05.2006, 21:27
I had a new passenger side door seal fitted recently. I was told there was only the S2 versions left, & Gary is right, you have to do a few minor mods for it to fit an SE. Unfortunatly there are no drivers seals available at the moment.
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