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Wet Doors 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Niel on  Mon Jun 30 09:08 CST 2003 [RELATED]

On my 144, my father added wide rubber seals between the glass and the door body to prevent water from getting in. I've also read somewhere (here) that the rubber does shrink.

Inside the doors should be plastic sheets to cover the holes on the inside door body. Often this get ripped or pulled off when someone installs speakers, or it can catch on the window mechanism. The purpose of this plastic is to guide any water that does get in, away from the door panel.

Are the 242 doors different from the 244 doors? I would not think so.






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