Adding door Seals

Lynn

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Sealing doors to keep out dust in the summer and keep the heat in , in winter. I just used 3/8" foam 1" wide with glue on one side and added black silicone adhesive sealant for extra security. I put one strip on the front door pillar of each door and one on each rear door pillar. The front seal gets compressed just a little when door is closed . The rear of the door just clears the seal when closed and leaves 1/16" gap instead of a 3/8" to 1/2" gap, greatly reducing the air flow in and out of the cab.
 

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Fixing to do the same thing to mine. I thought I would mount the foam on the door itself that way I would not catch my feet on it and pull it off. What do you think? Any problems like that with yours?
 
Lynn

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Yea right on, I mounted the front one on the door and the rear one on the door sill. It has worked great so far. It's been on since Aug.
 
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Cool Thanks for posting!
 

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