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Thread: Door vibrations while driving 41 Willys fiberglass cab. how to stop it?
          
   
   

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    1923tbucket is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Those look like they might be from Rocky Hinge (Deluxe Hinge Kit With Large Latches ) which are very good and very strong if all the parts are used, but the bottom strap was cut back. Whoever did the doors cut out a huge hole to make installation of the window track and power operator easy. Like Steve says, hopefully you have the bearclaw latch that Rocky sells in the kit too, which will triangulate your support with three strong points (asked about your front latches back in post #2 this thread, and Steve asked in #29). If the hinges are Rocky's and if you have bearclaw's and they're adjusted for smooth closing (not stressing the hinge mounts) I'd say that weatherstripping just might solve your problem.
    Good to know, it is indeed a bear claw latch from them. I just checked their site, it does shut very solid. Now on the weather stripping I am assuming that the stripping has a adhesive back, though on that page only one of the items is listed as having a adhesive back. That makes me think that the others do not?
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    Last edited by 1923tbucket; 04-03-2013 at 09:44 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1923tbucket View Post
    Now on the weather stripping I am assuming that the stripping has a adhesive back, though on that page only one of the items is listed as having a adhesive back. That makes me think that the others do not?
    SoffSeal Weatherstripping & Rubber Details
    On the SoffSeal E725A I thought the same thing but they all come with adhesive backing even though only the 5' length and the bulk cut-to-link say "...with adhesive backing". If you're looking at one of the other extrusions that might fit your needs better a quick call to SoffSeal will ensure no surprises. SoffSeal may even have double stick tape for those that come bare.
    Last edited by rspears; 04-03-2013 at 12:34 PM.
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