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YOUR RESEARCHSeals on door handles

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Clean 996 this afternoon, one of the rubber seals

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While cleaning my 996 this afternoon, one of the rubber seals on the outer door handle came away.
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Clean 996 this afternoon, one of the rubber seals

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While cleaning my 996 this afternoon, one of the rubber seals on the outer door handle came away.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

While cleaning my 996 this afternoon, one of the rubber seals on the outer door handle came away. These are the rubber rings that provide a seal between the handle itself and the door mount. Checking the other side, one of those has also perished and split. I recall someone else having a similar problem (Alex perhaps) but can't remember what the solution or fix was. To fix new seals would require taking the handle mechanism off from what I can see, so I was wondering whether anyone else had come up with a solution? I was thinking about a piece of neoprene perhaps, cut to fit and then stuck - but others may have other ideas/solutions. Thanks in advance!

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Here you go sir: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=100960

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Top man - many thanks :thumb:

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