Suzuki trunk weather stripping

[outdoorsman310]

maybe use some duct tape! haha i don’t know where to look.

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[cedicol]

First of, what suzuki are you driving. With that i mean is it a european model or not. If so, there are some some good sites on the web to find cheap parts for european cars.

[Bad_Mechanic]

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First of, what suzuki are you driving. With that i mean is it a european model or not. If so, there are some some good sites on the web to find cheap parts for european cars.

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Oh wow I’m sorry, it’s a 1996

[3SheetsDiesel]

I imagine you could look on Google weather-stripping, or if you’re more of a DIY-on-the-cheap kind of person, you could fabricate some yourself out of dense, water-resistant foam.

[Bad_Mechanic]

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I imagine you could look on Google weather-stripping, or if you’re more of a DIY-on-the-cheap kind of person, you could fabricate some yourself out of dense, water-resistant foam.

[cedicol]

Is it a kit for the entire car you need or just for the doors or trunk or …………….? Also you can find universal strips that fit your needs. Usually that is also cheaper than the OE parts. In my experience, the aftermarket stuff is sometimes better

[Bad_Mechanic]

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Is it a kit for the entire car you need or just for the doors or trunk or …………….? Also you can find universal strips that fit your needs. Usually that is also cheaper than the OE parts. In my experience, th

[cedicol]

What I usually do is go to the local parts store and take a good look around there. In most time i find what i need there.

[outdoorsman310]

if you cant find any maybe use some weather stripping from a hardware store

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