Door Weatherstrip Install

[Craig 85]

Sorry to revive an old thread but I just brought the front door seals (with the screw holes) for my suburban to help with wind noise and I am confused on what way these should go on. Craig, your picture shows these going on one way and LMC Truck shows these going on with the ends reversed (picture below). Can anyone offer clarification on this for me?

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I don't know if the LMC picture is correct. I think I bought mine through them, but there were no instructions included. I haven't painted my truck yet, so I still haven't installed them.

I took me a while to figure out how they fit because its different than the glue on style pictured and the way LMC shows it. I tried installing them with the taller part of the seal closest to the door edge, but the way they are in my pictures is the way the seals fit best. I installed an OEM set of these on a '77 K5 back in the early 90's and to my recollection this way the way they installed.

 

[Rashad Baker]

I don't know if the LMC picture is correct. I think I bought mine through them, but there were no instructions included. I haven't painted my truck yet, so I still haven't installed them.

I took me a while to figure out how they fit because its different than the glue on style pictured and the way LMC shows it. I tried installing them with the taller part of the seal closest to the door edge, but the way they are in my pictures is the way the seals fit best. I installed an OEM set of these on a '77 K5 back in the early 90's and to my recollection this way the way they installed.

Thanks for more clarification. I actually ended up installing them like you had it in the pictures with the tall side up. I screwed them in on the ends and put adhesive the whole length. I never worked with this adhesive before so it was kind of tricky for me to not get it all over while trying to get the placement right for the rubber.


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[80BrownK10]

Yea I had the screw kind, but went cheap and replaced it with a glue on kind. I ended up putting a little glue at the time cause it gets everywhere...I ended up glueing it the wrong way I figured bout the next day. It still seals. I think it may even fit tighter. I even saved a piece to look to make sure I put it on the right way...still ended up the wrong way

Life goes on, the stuff was cheap, if I want one day I could redo it if I wanted

 

[Larry79]

Looking into getting new weather stripping for my truck currently, does this stuff HAVE to be ordered from a place like LMC, or is weather stripping pretty universal? LMC wants $80 for a full kit, but universal stuff is 10x cheaper...

Hi.
do you remember what was the size/profile on that universal seal?

 

[Copymutt]

Reading between the lines on the door weatherstripping it sounds like LMC nor any other supplier is not the original style that locks onto the pinch weld. Can anyone confirm?
I almost ordered last night, now Im in holding pattern to confirm correct design.

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Even w/ the OEM product the integrity of the seal is dependent on the glue

 

[Scott91370]

The stuff I bought from LMC that goes around the body opening for the doors does attach to the pinch weld.

 

[Paul Ristow]

Same question for me. anyone use/install these recently? The on door ones, not the pinch-weld seal...

 

[BadBowtie]

The use of this "auxiliary door seal" was discontinued after the 1982 model year too.