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MXC2687LOY - Deurafdichting – Achterklep

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OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Afdichting achterklep is de rubberen tochtstrip die rond de opening van de laadklep aan de achterzijde is aangebracht.

Deze drukt tegen de gesloten deur om de cabine af te dichten tegen water, stof, tocht en weggeluid. De afdichting wordt hard, scheurt en verliest de compressie met de jaren, wat leidt tot windgeruis en waterlekkage in het laadruim aan de achterzijde, daarom wordt deze vervangen om een goede weerafdichting te herstellen.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 1 1989-1998 — Afdichting laad-/achterklep
Alternative Codes
MXC2687LOY

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Frequently asked questions

What is the MXC2687LOY rear tailgate door seal?
The MXC2687LOY is the rubber weatherstrip that fits around the rear load door (tailgate) aperture. It compresses against the closed door to seal the cabin against water, dust, draughts and road noise. This is an OEM part for the Discovery 1.
Which Land Rover does this rear door seal fit?
This rear load/tail door seal fits the Land Rover Discovery 1 (1989-1998). It seals the rear door aperture against the elements. Confirm you need the rear tailgate seal rather than a side or upper door seal before ordering, since each aperture uses its own profile.
How do I know the rear door seal needs replacing?
Typically the seal needs replacing when it hardens, splits or flattens and loses compression, which usually shows up as wind noise or water leaking into the rear load area. On an older Discovery 1 a perished rear seal is a common cause of a damp boot. A fresh seal restores the weather seal.