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AWR5389 - Weatherstrip – Rear Quarter – LH

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€40,80
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€40,80
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Rear Quarter Weatherstrip is the rubber sealing strip for the rear quarter window aperture, forming the weather seal that keeps out water and reduces wind noise.

Left-hand side, for the 5-door Station Wagon body.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 1 1989-1998 — Rear quarter weatherstrip, 5 Door Station Wagon.
Alternative Codes
10005261AWR5389MXC7273

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Frequently asked questions

What is the rear quarter weatherstrip for?
The rear quarter weatherstrip is the rubber sealing strip for the rear quarter window aperture. It forms the weather seal that keeps out water and reduces wind noise. This one is the left-hand side for the 5-door Station Wagon body.
Which Land Rover does this LH weatherstrip fit?
This left-hand rear quarter weatherstrip fits the Land Rover Discovery 1 in 5-door Station Wagon form. It's the genuine Land Rover part AWR5389, also cross-referenced as MXC7273. Confirm you need the left-hand side, as the right-hand strip is a separate part.
How is the rear quarter weatherstrip fitted?
The rear quarter weatherstrip is typically fitted by seating the rubber into the window aperture channel and working it evenly around the frame. It's usually a DIY task needing patience rather than special tools, and fitting is easier when the rubber is warm and pliable.