Driver side window seal

[Prairie Dog]

I'm looking for the window weatherstrip/seal for my 03. This is the seal that the window actually seats against and not the door seal.
I can't seem to find it on-line anyplace and it would help if anybody has a part number for it.

Thanks in advance,
Scott

 

[04blackcherry]

Try Steve White Motors, Newton,NC.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Thanks but I was kinda hoping for a PN so I could search on-line...

 

[sag2]

I'm not a parts guy so verify before you purchase. Quad cab front door. Fits 2002-2010, $130 retail.
Right 55276180AH
Left 55276181AH

 

[Prairie Dog]

Thank you very much Sag!

 

[MMeier]

I'm not a parts guy so verify before you purchase. Quad cab front door. Fits 2002-2010, $130 retail.
Right 55276180AH
Left 55276181AH

Any idea why those were updated several times ?

 

[Prairie Dog]

Any idea why those were updated several times ?

That's a good question and now that I think about it, some part of my window seals were replaced under warranty when the truck was only a couple of months old. I think it was a different part though because I seem to remember the tech telling me some glue had to dry.
Witha revision that high, they must have had lots of issues.

 

[MMeier]

Strange , mine seem to be holding up very well. 12 years old now and 247k miles on it !

 

[Prairie Dog]

Strange , mine seem to be holding up very well. 12 years old now and 247k miles on it !

I get a lot of road noise through mine these days and if I roll the window down just slightly, the noise goes away.

 

[seafish]

IIRC, the oem seals WERE part of a TSB, the reason being the original design allowed the door to wear a long hole into the weatherstrip from repeated open and clsoings, thus negating the sealing effect of the seal...lol. Mine also were replaced under warranty on my 2005 with a newer version part.

 

[seafish]

I get a lot of road noise through mine these days and if I roll the window down just slightly, the noise goes away.

If it is not the weather stripping wearing out, it is likely that the door hinges need to be adjusted for a tighter seal.

 

[Prairie Dog]

If it is not the weather stripping wearing out, it is likely that the door hinges need to be adjusted for a tighter seal.

Thanks but the thing is, the doors weather strip has nothing to do with the window seal which is the only thing that's effected when I roll the window down slightly (1/4") to alleviate the road noise. They are two completely separate seal assemblies and don't touch each other.

But your right on the door seal part. A couple of years ago I had to move the latch slightly to tighten it up and stop some road noise frm coming through it as well.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Ok, got the parts on the way but have a question..
In regards to the Window Glass Run Seal, is any kind of adhesive used to hold it in?

Thanks,
Scott

 

[Bill Lins]

No- it just snaps into place.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Thanks Bill.