POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The corner of my rear window seal is lifted a bit, doesn't seem to have any consequence but just wondering if there is any fix for this: http://www.netjam.net/~signal/images/IMG_2412.jpg
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YOUR RESEARCHrear window seal lifted, any fix?
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POST 2Original post
Just push down hard. It should "snap in" place. Also try wiggling "back and forth" in place while pushing down I took mine off last week to try to get rid of a creak
POST 3Original post
Mine is the same way (except on the driver's side) and has been like that since I got the car 18 months ago. The "back" part is seated correctly but the "front" of the seal (toward the front of the car) would not lay down completely flat. I think it was too tight in the corner, which was stretching the seal so it could not lay flat. Based on Evan's suggestion, I loosened about 6" of the seal on either side of the corner (along the top and down the side) and pulled the seal toward the corner to get a little more material in the corner and make it less taut. Then I re-seated the seal, working toward the corner. While the seal still does not lay completely flat in the corner, it is much better than it was before I did this.
POST 4Original post
This is why when driving a 911 you never lift in the corners
POST 5Original post
What in the Blue Hell....???
POST 6Original post
Hey, if the shoe fits....... Just a little preventative advice
POST 7Original post
Very good double entendre, Steve, and VERY good advice. NEVER lift in the corners. As for the window seal, your local shop should be able to fix it perfectly for you for minimal charge, or any of you're friendly with them.
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