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Screbble



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Post #965942 25th Sep 2022 10:32am
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GuJa



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Hello,
I just found on ebay a possible alternative. I ordered already 1 m for 12 € and will keep you informed if my 90 will be happy with this additional sealing. Very Happy
See: https://www.ebay.de/itm/323774246804?hash=...BM1PaI7vNg
Post #966530 3rd Oct 2022 5:18pm
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markb110



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Looks like an industrial garage door seal.

Whats its actual purpose?.....says the bloke with a TD5
Post #966533 3rd Oct 2022 6:14pm
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markb110



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Famous Four have a nongenuine version if that's any help.

https://www.famousfour.co.uk/new_parts/ff_part?part=30547
Post #966535 3rd Oct 2022 6:20pm
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rustandoil



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Is there anything suitable available on this website?

https://coh-baines.co.uk/
Post #966538 3rd Oct 2022 6:50pm
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chek



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GuJa wrote:
Hello,
I just found on ebay a possible alternative. I ordered already 1 m for 12 € and will keep you informed if my 90 will be happy with this additional sealing. Very Happy
See: https://www.ebay.de/itm/323774246804?hash=...BM1PaI7vNg

Looks promising! Thumbs Up
Post #966548 3rd Oct 2022 8:33pm
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nitram17



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chek wrote:
Screbble wrote:
I’m struggling to visualise these elusive things despite the parts picture - has anyone for a ‘real’ photo of them in situ?

https://www.defender2.net/gallery/albums/u...rSeal2.jpg


its a very unusual shape and i have searched on line for a long time and i have not seen a profile like it





the closest i coulf find is this

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but the it costs £4 on e bay but postage from Europe is £20.......
there are a few on e bay with profiles that might work ...





Some folk on here have used d shaped rubber seal on the bonnet and i wonder if that may stop the ingress.....i personally wont pay 50 notes for 16inches of rubber Wink



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Post #966549 3rd Oct 2022 9:18pm
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LandRoverAnorak



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^^^ That was me and yes it does Thumbs Up

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Post #966567 4th Oct 2022 5:46am
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Dinnu



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On my 1988 90, I had placed a self gripping rubber profile around the edge of the bonnet. Over the years, dust used to go in between the rubber and the mudguard and wore the paint off the mudguard. But it was after quite a few years, and the whole thing needed painting anyway. 1988 90 Hard Top, 19J Diesel Turbo, Shire Blue - Restoration ongoing
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Post #966569 4th Oct 2022 5:57am
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nitram17



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Re: LR038612 - DEFENDER FRONT WING SEAL
Co1 wrote:
Might be a daft question, but do these need fitting to both sides? Given it’s a genuine part, why on earth don’t they come with them? Also, any cheaper alternatives?

Part 17: https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/l...ender.html

Cheers
Col


just a post 2012 bodge to stop water getting to the heater inlet and floormat on the passenger side.If i only had one i would put it at that side. LR Anoraks D rubber to the bonnet fix should solve the problem as well!
Post #966629 4th Oct 2022 1:45pm
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nitram17



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GuJa wrote:
Hello,
I just found on ebay a possible alternative. I ordered already 1 m for 12 € and will keep you informed if my 90 will be happy with this additional sealing. Very Happy
See: https://www.ebay.de/itm/323774246804?hash=...BM1PaI7vNg


That might work ..might be a loose fit but you could silicone it in place ..it looks as though for a short piece you could bend it over in a vice to look a little like the original!Its very strange that LR look to have had a bespoke profile made rather than use something of the shelf?Im sure the exact profile is out there somewhere ion a FORD or dusty Rover shelf.
Post #966632 4th Oct 2022 1:59pm
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GuJa



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Germany 2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 SW Tonga Green
In the meantime, I got the seal and installed it. I did not use any Sikaflex or similar in the first step (I'll give it a try). In addition to the seal, I also took an old bicycle inner tube and glued a part of it from the gutter to the wing. Now the water is no longer running into the engine bay.


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Post #967253 10th Oct 2022 2:55pm
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nitram17



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great fix Thumbs Up
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rustandoil



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I'm going to do this.... OK mine is a TD5 but anything to direct water away has to be a good idea Very Happy
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