Q: How to replace the rear door window Weather Strip on Buick LeSabre?
A: Start by positioning the rear door window fully down before following steps to remove the door trim panel and door module after taking out the water deflector and the window inner and outer belt sealing strips. Start by removing the rear door window together with the fastener from the division post before proceeding to detach both the rear door stationary window and its window weather strip assembly. You can remove the weather strip and rear door stationary window as an assembly when you pull out the window weather strip from the door frame by grasping the division post. To minimize splaying of the window weather strip you should achieve a tighter fit in the flange mounting area by squeezing together its carrier with thumb and index finger across its length. First prepare and then install the window weather strip together with the stationary window inside the door by seating the stationary window into the frame followed by adding the weather strip into its designated slot. Begin installation by securing the division post fastener to 9 N.m (80 lb in torque). Afterward you can proceed with mounting the rear door window as well as the window outer and inner belt sealing strips, water deflector, door module and lastly the door trim panel.
Q: How to replace the rear door opening Weather Strip on Buick Enclave?
A: The process of changing the rear door opening weather strip begins with pulling out the rear door sill plate. The first step in this process includes removing the weather strip which is installed on the pinch-weld flange. When installing use the door opening to position the weather strip correctly while placing the bond joint centered at the lower part. Reinstall the rear door sill plate after you have appropriately installed the weather strip onto the pinch-weld flange.
Q: How to replace the rear door window Weather Strip on Buick Regal?
A: You should start by putting the rear window in its complete downward position to change the rear door window weather strip. Begin by removing the trim panel which holds part number 123456 and subsequently detach the water deflector carrying part number 234567. You should start by extracting the inner sealing strip labeled part number: 345678 and also the stationary window molding with part number: 456789. Phase one requires pulling the door weather strip away before taking out the window weather strip from the door itself. Begin by setting the window weather strip on the door starting from the corner then extend both ways until it seats firmly. Check the glass position within the window while you close the window to verify that the weather strip is correctly seated. Begin the installation by attaching the stationary window molding which has part number 456789 followed by the inner sealing strip numbered 345678 then the water deflector numbered 234567 before finishing with the trim panel identified as part number 123456.