Windshield Weatherstrip Seal Without Trim Groove | Chevy GMC 1967-1972

Black gasket. Rope in. No trim to chase. The windshield gasket is the seal that costs you a cab if you ignore it. Water past the rubber runs down the inside of the A pillar and pools in the cowl and the front floor corners. By the time you can see it the metal is already gone. This is the plain black version - no groove; no lockstrip; nothing bright to source. The seal goes on the glass; a length of rope goes in the channel; and the whole assembly gets pulled into the opening. Ozone resistant EPDM to the same OE specs as the original. The section is what makes the glass sit at the factory line and what keeps the lip loaded against the pinchweld twenty years from now. Precision recommends a glass technician set it during glass replacement. On a windshield that is good advice; a cracked screen costs more than the labour.

Install Level: Advanced - windshield out; rope-in gasket set with the glass

Seal only. Glass; setting compound and rope are not included.
Standard black gasket without a trim groove. No lockstrip is used.
Rope-in method: the seal goes on the glass first.
Designed to be installed during glass replacement. Precision recommends a professional auto glass technician.
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