Reply to "Door Adjustment"

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I never considered the rubber around the window itself. I was concentrating on the rubber weather strip around the inside of the door. So I can try removing it and switching it from door to door, or just leave it out completely since the car doesn't see rain anyway. How is the rubber around the door best removed? Can it just be pulled out vertically?

However, somehow I still feel the weather strip around the inside of the door may be the problem. Since it isn't glued in with silicone, I can just remove it to see if there is noticable improvement also when shutting the door. Does this weather strip come in different thicknesses? I wonder that when the car was restored if a thicker rubber was used or not.

2/23/048:57 PM

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