Its not normal as im sure they were not designed to do it but its very common mine does it! as do alot of others . Cures are new door rubbers its also been said if you bend the top of the doors in ( bit dodgey)that helps . Also new door hinges may help im going to order new rubbers from erics this week as a starting point.
It's proabably worth looking at your hinges too; I know mine are pretty droopy, and I don't see the point in chaging the seals whilst the hinge isn't doing a great job of holding the door in place.
Having said that, it's been much better since Geoff and I had a go at adjusting them. I would recommend trying to adjust the doors back to square first, then see if you still need to replace the rubbers.
yes I know that but the dealers are all franchised so they source their parts from different places. I thought you might know of somewhere less obvious and cheaper.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.