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| | | | Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 221 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 221 | Thanks for the invaluable info. I was afraid this was the case on the side doors. I will get the waterhose out in the AM and try to find the problem. The only place I found the back door rubber was Brothers I think. They wanted $90 for it. So I used the $20 side door rubber. Your're right, the corners are trouble. It's just until I can aford the right rubber.
I guess I will keep doing what Iv'e been doing........leaving the Burb in the garage and driving it when it's dry. The slider windows are also a terrible design. There is NO WAY to keep H2O from running right through those window channels.......except a very large umbrella.
Is there a threshold plate for the back doors? Mine had one when I bought it but I assumed it was added. It was made from polished aluminum.
Unfortunately it has dissapeared. I can make another one but I would love to see photos of the stock setup.
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