Re: [DML] would new weatherstripping fix this?
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Re: [DML] would new weatherstripping fix this?



Dear Andy,
  I actually have this problem myself. I got the new
door weatherstripping from Grady and it didn't really
help me. But my probelm is due to the fact that my
doors are seriously out of alignment. Also, that the
latch from the front side of the driver's side door is
missing dosen't help. See if you can locate a
professional to help with the doors. Messing around
with them without experience could lead to further
problems.
  Hope this helps,
     Kramer
     ~10610

--- Soma576@xxxxxxx wrote:
> List,
> 
> Today I took my car out for the first time this
> year.  I guess I must be a little bit too used to my
> Lexus because i realized today that my D sounds like
> crap going over bumps and just general pavement
> sounds.  It sometimes sounds like the car will fall
> apart at low speeds!  
> 
> anyway, I am thinking I might be able to kill two
> birds with one stone.  I feel a large amount of
> vibration noise is coming from my doors rattling. 
> this theory is supported by my door ajar light
> constantly flickering as well as my map light when
> it is in the 'door open' position.  My door switches
> have the correct rubber tips and i also have the
> metal pieces on the door that the switch is supposed
> to trip.  all the wiring is good and tight, so i
> think the door is just rattling in its latch (and
> yes, both doors fully close to the 2nd latch and are
> aligned as best i can tell).  
> 
> My weatherstripping is original and is cracked in
> the top corners around the headliner.  If i replaced
> the weatherstripping on both doors, is it possible
> that new stripping will act as a cushion for the
> doors, pushing them outward against the latches,
> reducing vibration and also keeping my door switches
> from flickering?  i suppose this would help insulate
> road noise as well. would it make a big difference
> or should i put my money elsewhere?
> 
> any other advice on recitifying this would be
> appreciated.
> 
> Andy
> 
> 
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