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Door Seal - where do I find this part?


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There are 4 of them. Front and back on both doors. Of course they are all unique.

51-71-6-454-225/226/227/228.

RealOEM says $13.82 each.  

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4 minutes ago, SteveJ said:

There are 4 of them. Front and back on both doors. Of course they are all unique. 

I have to admit, in 25 or so years of working on these cars, I've never seen one...

 

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1 hour ago, iinca said:

I just checked and my 73 tii has 3 out of 4.

I've been getting factory parts from BMW of South Atlanta ONLINE. They list them for $17.14 each. Maybe I should be shopping at Real OEM doh.

 

Realoem doesn't sell parts.  The prices shown are not always accurate.

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I bought those and a lot of stuff like that from rogerstii.com , as they had actual pictures and descriptions of a lot of those things, so you were sure to know what you were getting.  

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Watch out. They are 4 separate part numbers as they vary side to side and front to back. When I ordered them a few years ago 3 of them were reasonably priced but the 4th was hard to get and hugely expensive (for what it is). 

 

Fitting wise, they have steel springs to grip the door but I would install with a touch of weatherstrip glue as I found that they didn’t sit right without help. 

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