Thread: Door Seals

There is door seals in series IIa vehicles

Sorry no haven't tried

Mrs hh

The original seal has a slot in it for a metal strip to be inserted into, did the one from Paddocks have the slot ?

If it has the slot :-
The steel strips tend to rust out so you would have to find steel strip the correct size then drill through the strip to match the holes in the body, insert in the seal cut to length then push holes through the strip and pop-rivet in place

If it doesn't have the slot or you want an easier option :-
Cut to length, glue in place with contact adhesive.

The seal can be sourced locally from Scotts Auto Rubber or Clarke Rubber.

There are some details in this old thread
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/series-i-l...oor-seals.html

Best of luck,

Colin

If you don't want to go down the riveting path, use Sikaflex 11fc adhesive. You can get it from bunnings. I found the contact glue didn't stick the best and all the seals fell off after a few months. The Sika sticks like s$&@ to a blanket

Cheers Simon.

Originally Posted by gromit

The original seal has a slot in it for a metal strip to be inserted into, did the one from Paddocks have the slot ?

If it has the slot :-
The steel strips tend to rust out so you would have to find steel strip the correct size then drill through the strip to match the holes in the body, insert in the seal cut to length then push holes through the strip and pop-rivet in place

If it doesn't have the slot or you want an easier option :-
Cut to length, glue in place with contact adhesive.

The seal can be sourced locally from Scotts Auto Rubber or Clarke Rubber.

There are some details in this old thread
Series 1 Door Seals

Best of luck,

Colin

I didn't do the strip bit... just pop riveted them on.... Seems to work well enough. Although you can't be too rough while your doing it or they will pull off.... with a bit of glue under them I think they'd go well.

O no! What about when you want to change them again (if you have used glue....) you'd have to clean off all the glue! Yuck! I hate cleaning.... I know just sell it when it needs doing! that way you only have to fix everything else :P

Na sorry i use defender door seals in all my series.Easier to fit .

Originally Posted by VK3UTE

If you don't want to go down the riveting path, use Sikaflex 11fc adhesive. You can get it from bunnings. I found the contact glue didn't stick the best and all the seals fell off after a few months. The Sika sticks like s$&@ to a blanket

from previous experience, I have to agree.

Most, if not 99.9% of Land Rover door seal supplies will give you Britpart seals.

The original seals had a metal strip inside, you can still get the original seals but there 50% more expensive, but they will fit better.


And the seals for series 2 land rovers are different to the seals on series 3, and late 2a land rovers.

Originally Posted by juddy

Most, if not 99.9% of Land Rover door seal supplies will give you Britpart seals.

The original seals had a metal strip inside, you can still get the original seals but there 50% more expensive, but they will fit better.


And the seals for series 2 land rovers are different to the seals on series 3, and late 2a land rovers.

Juddy,

Which version are the locally made seals (from Scotts & Clarke Rubber - link below). I need seals for my Series 3 and wondered whether they are the correct profile. I also need to fit seals to my Series 1 but wasn't happy with the seal profile part number 260.011 on the page below.
http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/page16.jpg

Any chance of a sketch of the different profiles ?

Thanks,

Colin