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Various windshield questions 120-130

posted by  Danny on  Fri May 22 06:50 CST 2015
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Eric
I am wondering if you had any luck trying to source the 'product" number for 660864 on the Skandix site -1018205, from Volvo. Where did Skandix get this part and number? How is it different from the VP part 657440?

l guess my issues using a seal from a PV on a 122, assuming the length was identical, would be the thickness and depth of the slot for the glass; the thickness and depth of the slot for the body metal; whether the profiles of the lips in both bodies are the same. I don't have a gasket here in front of me, but would think that both slots for metal and glass would be coplanar so the glass wouldn't have a tendency to pop in or out. I would think ideally both trim and trimless seals would have the same profile - just that the trimless is minus the slit for the trim.

In a post above yours from Derek, he writes: "The listing by VP saying that the Amazon, Duett and PV screen trim is the same, is wrong. Amazon screen is shallower and wider."

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