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  1. MaverickLVR

    MaverickLVR takes longer then you think...

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    were do I get the little rubber strips that go on the inside of the door where the windows rollup and down? not sure how to describe it but the top of the door where the window opening is, there is one on the inside and the outside of the door...

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    Those are belt line weatherstrips. Autokrafters sells them.
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    and other places...:yup:
     
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    Got mine from Steele rubber products ame fast.. No back order :)
     
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    MaverickLVR takes longer then you think...

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    sweet! thanks....has anyone written a tech article on replacing? I couldnt find one :/
     
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    nope, i just asked the trick the other day though, roll your window up, reach inside the door and pull out the rubber bumper at the bottom, then put the window all the way down..this will give you the clearance to get it in and out without destroying everything..work along with a little pry or flathead screw driver trying not to wedge on the door to prevent paint chipping..i turned the screwdriver to the side and it popped them out..just go slow and be careful not to chip anything..after the old ones are out..new ones go in pretty easy, maybe put the outside ones in first because you may have more room with both out, goodluck :)
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Be careful to compare the new ones to your old ones, you may have to trim the new ones before installing them, I did.
     
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