I need advice about door weather striping. Where can I get the best fitting ws for the doors?  Thanks,  JCB

Many members have reported using 1993 - 2002 Kia Sportage weather strip. Some of the Z weather strip is a bit too hard or over sized and prevents the door from closing easily. Occasionally requiring a door adjustment.

Thanks Mark, I thought there was a different car weather strip used but I could not find the thread.  Thanks again, JCB

I got the precision seals, baked them on warm in my oven for an hour, installed them, shut the door and tried to not open it.  Now over a month and they seem pretty darn good.  I don't have to slam it.  Just for info.  

25 minutes ago, duffymahoney said:

I got the precision seals, baked them on warm in my oven for an hour, installed them, shut the door and tried to not open it.  Now over a month and they seem pretty darn good.  I don't have to slam it.  Just for info.  

That's a great idea, and if someone already has them installed a hair dryer or paint stripper gun on low might work, warm them up, close the doors and don't open them until spring.

I used some seals from McMaster Kar,
Part 1120A333

https://www.specterbyte.com/recursive-issues/

Some pictures in this link. They fit well.

I used some seals from McMaster Kar,
Part 1120A333

https://www.specterbyte.com/recursive-issues/

Some pictures in this link. They fit well.

I believe its McMaster-Carr. I have used different versions of theirs on several cars. Looks good when in. Part# 1120-A333 is is about the the right size.
Good luck


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Thanks to all who replied about the door seals  JCB

Edited November 28, 20177 yr by jcb

Do any of you who replied remember what size you used? 

Do any of you who replied remember what size you used? 

For McMaster-Carr

 

Water- & Weather-Rst Rubber Push-on Seal with Bulb on Side, Hollow, for 3/16" Edge, 5/8" High, 25 ft. Length

 

 

Hayitsrama, thanks for the info.