I fitted the ones from THQ. Quality seems great and they were easy to fit. They just come as one long strip and you cut them to length.
ArchieBear
New Member
Hi, just got some and a windscreen rubber and come with instructions. Fitting is slightly differnt for left and right door. Left door outer edge, right door middle edge.
Wow..went on ebay..bought some d shaped door seal with the 3m sticky back..followed the pictures on here..and its like my doors are transformed...they sound more solid..secure and have a lovely thump when they close..Quality!!
Question is will it cut down on road noise abit?
Thanks to everyone for the advice
Question is will it cut down on road noise abit?
Thanks to everyone for the advice
Wow....Never seen it done like that before.
VW T5 T5.1 T6 Transporter Door Seal 16 x 17mm OEM specs - Sounds like a Golf | eBay
Just done this to mine using the above part, cheap as chips n amazing difference
Just done this to mine using the above part, cheap as chips n amazing difference
Just done mine too. Only takes 10mins to fit and made more difference to the noise level than the dynamat did in the doors.
Has anyone tried adding a second seal to the sliding door? Now the fronts are done I can hear wind noise through the side doors.
Bought mine from X8R - great product and price, really quick service and easy to fit on a T6 - just follow the pressing lines on each door (you have to just be creative when it comes to the bottom of the passenger door though). More than enough to do 2 doors. The driver's door does take a firm push to shut but the difference something so simple makes is huge. I did say to my dealer yesterday that for the price of these vans these should be a standard fit on all of them.
They also do a great strip for the front screen as well that stops pens, tickets etc from getting stuck there forever!
They also do a great strip for the front screen as well that stops pens, tickets etc from getting stuck there forever!
Although I've just noticed on the instructions above that the drivers one is slightly different. That's probably why.... It says it should start on the middle step. I've done it same as passenger.
Likewise as mine didn't come with any instructions - but it's not really a problem and fitting them does make a big difference. Still think they should be standard fit though across the range - not to fit them is just penny pinching on VWs part. Even my Hyundai has them as standard!
Fitted my bargain £12.95 including post kit yesterday, no issues with adhesion with some liberal heat with the heat gun before application. @ArchieBear i noticed the instructions left to right were different but just followed the same line on the passenger diagram. No issues closing or opening the door. Doesn't sound like a Golf but sounds slightly better for sure.
Stefan
Member
just reading through these posts and as someone suggested before I fitted mine is that you should stop and cut the seal at the bottom corner and run it straight down so it allows any water or condensation to drip out..
Now bought on eBay (16mm) and put it here:
I couldn’t close the door without slamming so moved it here:
It didn’t stick great as I had moved it and it didn’t sound anywhere as near as good as the passenger door so I bought the Transporter HQ seal (15mm) and reading threads on here was convinced that after a while it will “bed in” so fitted it back in the first position. Still can’t close the door without slamming. Not sure if I should leave it there or move it straight to the position I’ve seen on this thread:
Any recommendations?
It seems the eBay and transporter HQ showing it in the first position, travellin lite shows it in the second position and nowhere shows it in the third position.
Any ideas?
There is also comments on here about the Caravelle factory fit position but not sure which of these positions that is.
I couldn’t close the door without slamming so moved it here:
It didn’t stick great as I had moved it and it didn’t sound anywhere as near as good as the passenger door so I bought the Transporter HQ seal (15mm) and reading threads on here was convinced that after a while it will “bed in” so fitted it back in the first position. Still can’t close the door without slamming. Not sure if I should leave it there or move it straight to the position I’ve seen on this thread:
Any recommendations?
It seems the eBay and transporter HQ showing it in the first position, travellin lite shows it in the second position and nowhere shows it in the third position.
Any ideas?
There is also comments on here about the Caravelle factory fit position but not sure which of these positions that is.
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@cgtmiles .....right mate..... Once more with feeling.....I've fitted these on both my previous T5 and my current T6 and experienced NO problems. I've posted on this several times because I just don't get what the issue is. I'm going to photograph mine and post them.....if I remember later today....but I'm old and forgetful!
Basically, what I did was photograph a caravelle and repeated what I saw. I did once buy a set that were too big and puckered up on any bends when I test fitted them. They looked horrible so I chucked 'em back in the envelope and never fitted them..... Size is crucial....anyway.....let me go photo the love bus!
Basically, what I did was photograph a caravelle and repeated what I saw. I did once buy a set that were too big and puckered up on any bends when I test fitted them. They looked horrible so I chucked 'em back in the envelope and never fitted them..... Size is crucial....anyway.....let me go photo the love bus!
Ok, many thanks for going to the effort, great photos.
So this is exactly where mine are now apart from I have mine following the crease up by the wheel arch. I’m pretty sure the issue is at the other side of the door but I’ll try moving (or maybe just removing) the seal where it kicks up and see if that helps
cheers
So this is exactly where mine are now apart from I have mine following the crease up by the wheel arch. I’m pretty sure the issue is at the other side of the door but I’ll try moving (or maybe just removing) the seal where it kicks up and see if that helps
cheers
