Another "what is this called" rubber question..

[CultClassik]

The rubber pieces in the metal U shaped piece that hold the bottom edge of the quarter and door glass...like all of the other rubber on the car, they are done for. I need new ones and have no idea what they are called. I knew that FABO people would be able to set me straight lickety split ;)

 

[cosgig]

Quarter jamb seals?? Dont think they're repopping them, but maybe for the more popular cars they might be! Geof

 

[CultClassik]

Doesn't sound like an appropriate name It's the piece that holds the quarter and door glass from underneath. It's what attaches to the regulator to move the windows up and down?

 

[cosgig]

Oops, my bad!! You're right! No clue then, sorry!!

 

[6pk2goDemon]

Oops, my bad!! You're right! No clue then, sorry!!

X2...I have NO idea what the OP is asking about or what car either :scratch:

 

[pishta]

anti-rattle insulator? Sounds like what the glass sits in, in the frame.

 

[1969383S]

This what your looking for??? Detroit Muscle Technologies has them....

 

[CultClassik]

Maybe it's called a window channel. Here's a link to a picture of what I'm talking about.

http://www.stevesparts.com/69-70-71...r-window-glass-guide-channel-left-side-sd0362

 

[65cuda360]

Try a local auto glass shop. I've gotten some before and it came on a roll. It fits between the bottom of the window and the bottom metal channel.

 

[CultClassik]

Aha, I will try that thank you!

 

[Inertia]

Glass Run Channel

http://www.justmopar.com/store.php?crn=214&rn=816&action=show_detail

hope it helps

 

[CultClassik]

Hey that's perfect, thank you! I think I will investigate just buying the rubber pieces from a glass shop, that's a lot of money for a chunk of rubber!!

 

[ssba]

The kind I've seen isn't rubber. Kind of a tar or mastik product? Some will have a woven backing some not. It comes in several different thickness.
You need to know where on the glass your channel goes front to back and facing in or out.
I usually mark the glass before removing channel . You may have to try a couple different
thicknesses to find the one that holds tight. It will hammer on tight when correct. Then install
glass in door and attach to regulator.

 

[ssba]

Looks like I may have been thinking of a different glass issue sorry.

 

[bruceo2011]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I was thinking the same. Used it on the rear window of my '78 Jeep Wagoneer. Tacky material that fits in the channel of the frame, holds the window glass in the frame .