F100 Window Channel & Door Seal Install | Step By Step & Part #’s - 👎🏻Water Leaks & Wind Noise

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Hey RUclips here is a detailed video step by step how I rebuilt my window channels. This allows the water to stay out of your cab, reduce wind noise and glass rattle when driving down the road.
In my video I provide all part number from LMC Truck which are very affordable and a MUST have when restoring these old trucks. It has made a huuuge difference when riding in the cab. Leak proof and quiets down the road noise and window rattle.
Please make sure you watch entire video, comment, like, and subscribe!
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[@theroyalcapra]

I am so glad I found this channel.

[@OperationRV]

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[@theroyalcapra]

@@OperationRV I did! I'll be using some of your content to upgrade my do upgrade my 351 Ford Windsor Van

[@aslmx1918]

Thanks for this. I need to do all the seals on my 77

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[@alexc5810]

friggin massive help, thanks brother!

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[@wonderingsemara]

Thank you. Really helpful video.

[@OperationRV]

Thanks so much, glad this helped!

[@frankescamilla6264]

I didn't have the same luck with the door weatherstrip from LMC. Mine are too bulky that my door does not close correctly. Just ordered another one from another parts provider.

[@OperationRV]

Sorry to hear that. National parts depot is another good place for classics

[@js32274]

Thanks for the video. I have completed all the step shown above, but my window now is very hard to roll up. Does that tell you I did something wrong? If so any tips….I’m new so I m trying to learn.

[@OperationRV]

Thanks, I’m glad my video helped out in some way. Yes, they will be stiff and over time get worn in. You can pick up a can of silicone spray from Oreillys, auto zone, Walmart and spray the velvet-like channels. This will ask as a lubricant and allow for rolling up a lot faster. Search here on RUclips, there’s a few vids and helps a lot.

[@jayle333]

Man,I can't find any help for the window seals for a 1978 Ford Thunderbird..

[@kylereese7124]

Do you think the top of the door weatherstripping would work just fine on the 67-72? Thinking about ordering the same part number.

[@OperationRV]

Here is link to LMC Truck for your years:
www.lmctruck.com/1957-72-ford/fb-1967-72-exterior-rubber-kit-and-components
Here’s part# 49-9680
$85.95
This is for entire seal kit.
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[@kylereese7124]

@@OperationRV all I see is the PN 49-9336 for the on cab weatherstripping, which I also need, but not the one you put around the door itself