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Stiff1



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Half door seal
So which way round... I know they go on the top, just offering up for perspective


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Post #1030826 7th Apr 2024 12:47pm
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MarkBrown



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I can’t remember but I’d put some sealant around the door top bolts ( which I didn’t ) to stop them leaking from around the bolts ( which mine now do)
Post #1030827 7th Apr 2024 12:51pm
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Stiff1



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So like this?

Lip to outside and pointing down over edge of door


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Post #1030828 7th Apr 2024 12:57pm
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Devon-Rover



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I've always done it flat side down, and the lip on the outer edge.

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Post #1030833 7th Apr 2024 1:25pm
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Bowbearer



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No that’s the obvious way. It’s a Land Rover. Whistle

I thought it was that way round.

Recent trip to Dunsfold LR and looked at their series doors.

Lip on inside facing down.

This is because on the outside you have 2 drain holes for the window channel.

If you have the lip on the outside it blocks them.
Post #1033807 4th May 2024 3:01pm
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Stiff1



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Thanks for that, I'll give it go this weekend.
Post #1033835 5th May 2024 1:36am
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Bowbearer



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Careful not to overtighten the bolts

They are only held in with a sot weld.

Found out the hard way!
Post #1033847 5th May 2024 9:34am
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JamieL



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Dunsfold have it wrong. Lip on inside facing up so any water that gets under it doesn't get in and gets channelled away
Post #1062220 6th Mar 2025 8:55pm
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o4dn



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Lip on inside facing up so any water that gets under it doesn't get in and gets channelled away

I'll second that! Thumbs Up “A Land Rover immobilized is a moral defeat for the driver and bad publicity for the vehicle, […] it's up to you to do justice to your Land Rover!” - Land Rover Driving Technique.
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Post #1062291 7th Mar 2025 3:40pm
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