APDTY 140850 Door Window Channel Rubber Belt Weatherstrip Dew Wipe Set Front Left Right Inner & Outer (Replaces E9TZ1521536A, F0TZ1521536A, F5TZ1521536A)

Fits like a glove on my 1986 f150. No instructions but not hard to figure out. The product has 2 dots on the inside of the window seal. They fit right above the little vent air wings. If you start there it goes in real smooth. The inside window sweep is stapled from factory i riveted it to inside door panel because I don’t have a staple gun of that type. Don’t hesitate to buy it’s made real well. CAK. PS- use silicone spray on back of seal and door track.....slides in real smooth.

Fits just right

This kit was the best thing I added to my truck in years....It fixed a TON of interior rattling and noise. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! Installation was pretty easy and a tip when installing the window guides, ....WD40 the rails for them to slide in, works great!

This kit came with everything I needed to replace the dried up leaky weather stripping on my 1982 Ford Bronco windows. The original stripping around the driver and passenger windows were coming off in chunks, large portions missing. When you shut the door, the window rattle was terrible and water was always running into the doors. Not any more! The kit comes with no instructions so you just have to lay out everything and see what goes where. Each door is in two parts - the strip going around the window goes on first, the piece that fastens to bottom of the window (onto the actual door with clips) should probably go on last. I had more than enough seal and I would swear that this stripping (the way it is molded) is not actually for a 1982 F-150 or Bronco door - but after cutting and making 2 pieces (and trimming excess), it worked. The bottom portion fit perfectly. I recommend carefully removing your door panel, then the old stripping. Mine required a screwdriver and a bucket and shop vac to clean up all the little chunks that were everywhere. Start on one side of the window pushing down the new seal as far as you can, then roll up the window as far as possible so you can reach inside the door (panel off so you can access it) and grab the bottom of the new stripping. Pull it down as you slowly roll the window down. I had to repeat this over and over a few times until I had pulled enough of the stripping down to reach the bottom of the window track. Repeating this on the other side is similar except you will have a lot of access to pull into the door panel. I trimmed mine and was done. The fit is strange. Where the arch is in the new stripping is too sharp (a 90 degree almost) and did not fit well into my window corner.Overall, good product, looks good, and no more water leaking into the doors.

I use this on a 1983 Ford F 100. it definitely made my doors more quiet when you shut them. to me that’s what made it worth it

My husband is redoing a truck and he purchased these to replace some old ones on the truck and they worked really well. The quality of them are great. Very happy with this purchase.

The weather stripping takes a bit of patience to install. But when all was done no more window leaks or road noise.

The window felt wiper are longer that is needed. You have to cut it and relocate the last clip. Really annoying.The rubber in what supposed to be a one piece, came almost cutted in two.