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MXC1469MMF - Deurafdichting vooraan

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Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Deurdichting voor is de deurdichting voor het voorportier van de Range Rover Classic 4-deurs.

De dichting wordt op het portierkozijn aangebracht en drukt tegen het portier aan wanneer dit gesloten is, waardoor het binnendringen van water, windgeruis en tocht in de cabine wordt voorkomen.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic tot 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1991 (to VIN HA610293) — 4 Door Station Wagon, LH Front Door Seal, Plastic, Silver Fox trim colour. VIN DA273923-EA351846.
Alternative Codes
MXC1469MMF

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Frequently asked questions

What does the front door seal (MXC1469MMF) do?
The front door seal is the aperture weatherstrip for the front door on the Range Rover Classic 4-door. It fits to the door aperture frame and compresses against the door face when closed, sealing out water, wind noise, and draughts from the cabin.
How many front door seals do I need?
You need one seal per front door, so two to do both sides of a Range Rover Classic 4-door. They're sold individually here. Many owners replace both fronts together, since perished rubber on one side usually means the other is going the same way.
Is this front door seal easy to fit at home?
Yes, the front door seal is usually a DIY job on the Range Rover Classic. It pushes onto the door aperture frame, so no special tools are typically needed. Clean old adhesive and debris off the flange first, then press the new seal on evenly so it seats fully.