Nissan 200SX Club - South Africa

I need the top door moulding the seals the window from rain running down the door. I need both sides

Fly200 wrote:I need the top door moulding the seals the window from rain running down the door. I need both sides

if you find enough for me and you, i'll take some too!!!

the water leak isnt so bad, but its the whistle at 200km/h+ that annoys me!

The car at Bonus is still pretty complete.

Check the back of the SnS mag, theres a place that does rubber water proofing for these things, its a green ad at the back....as far as I can remember...

Hey johansx

I do not know the place you are talking about. Do you have any details, number, contact.

Please let me know

Johan Fly is in Pietermaritzburg, so I doubt he will want to come all they way to Pretoria just to go to noBonus spares

You guys have the number I will get them to send it down to me

you might have to send them a sample of the profile of the piece of rubber.

the advert is in the back of the SNS

Fly200 wrote:You guys have the number I will get them to send it down to me

Bonus Spares
Nissan/opel 186 Van Der Hoff Rd Box13489, Hermanstad, Pretoria
Phone
012 3798199

thanks for that. I called them and they said they will check and call me back.

There's a couple of pics and a thread somewhere on the forum of that blue SX that's being stripped in Pta...

Seek and ye shall find.

As for the rubber place (no not durex), it's a company called Pro Auto Rubber. They do not have the SX door rubbers in stock as there are certain parts of this specifc rubber that's moulded. I think the only one they have is the boot rubber...

I will check for that. I will need these things soon. The car will be back early next week

Dudes, there's an easy way to fix this (works for the sunroof too). You need to buy a thin plastic tubing (kind of like the tube holding the ink in your ball-point pen, only a bit bigger). Then you make a small hole on one end of the weather strip and feed it in slowly untill it fills up the weather strip. This will give it the additional thickness and springyness that it needs to seal properly. You can then seal the hole you made with a bit of black silicone.

Toby wrote:Dudes, there's an easy way to fix this (works for the sunroof too). You need to buy a thin plastic tubing (kind of like the tube holding the ink in your ball-point pen, only a bit bigger). Then you make a small hole on one end of the weather strip and feed it in slowly untill it fills up the weather strip. This will give it the additional thickness and springyness that it needs to seal properly. You can then seal the hole you made with a bit of black silicone.

i didnt think i'd hear this kind of comment from you toby.

goodonyamate - i'll give it a try!

That worked for my sunroof, my problem now is the wind noise from the side windows (from that little triangle part of the door).