Weatherstripping-door thingamajig (1 Viewer)

[LC64]

Hi all, been looking on the forum / web and haven’t found a source for weatherstripping for doors and sunroof and this black chrome cover thingamajig for my 1995 LC. Sorry if Im missing it here. Any help would be appreciated. Getting tired of the whistling at HW speeds.

 

[Pascoscout]

The top picture is Molding Assembly, Front Door Belt Part #75710 (right side) or 75720 (left side). If you are going to replace this you may as well do the inside one too since you have to remove the glass to get them out. May consider the window runs too if budget allows.

The bottom picture is Front Door Opening Trim Part #62311 (right side) or 62312 (left Side). It should be a black weather strip integrated with a colored PVC molding on the inside. So far as I can tell those are only available in the light grey color. If anyone knows where I could find a Tan/Oak interior one I would love to have both sides. I have debated getting the grey ones and seeing how they look or maybe trying to separate the colored PVC part and swap them but mine don't leak bad enough to go that far just yet.

Dealer or any of the kind parts vendors on this forum will be able to get them except as I noted.

 

[jonheld]

The top picture is Molding Assembly, Front Door Belt Part #75710 (right side) or 75720 (left side). If you are going to replace this you may as well do the inside one too since you have to remove the glass to get them out. May consider the window runs too if budget allows.

The bottom picture is Front Door Opening Trim Part #62311 (right side) or 62312 (left Side). It should be a black weather strip integrated with a colored PVC molding on the inside. So far as I can tell those are only available in the light grey color. If anyone knows where I could find a Tan/Oak interior one I would love to have both sides. I have debated getting the grey ones and seeing how they look or maybe trying to separate the colored PVC part and swap them but mine don't leak bad enough to go that far just yet.

Dealer or any of the kind parts vendors on this forum will be able to get them except as I noted.

Window glass does not have to be removed to replace the outer belt molding. I recently did all 4 of mine.
Those are incomplete Toyota part numbers.

The outer door molding is called "Belt Weather-Strip". OEM part#s are as follows:
75710-60021 for the right front
75720-60021 for the left front
75740-60020 for the left rear
75730-60020 for the right rear

Door opening trim part#s:
62312-60070-B0 left front
62334-60010-B0 left rear
62311-60070-B0 right front
62333-60040-B0 right rear

68151-60010 window run channel front left
68141-60010 window run channel front right
68152-60011 window run channel rear left
68142-60011 window run channel rear right

 

[LC64]

Window glass does not have to be removed to replace the outer belt molding. I recently did all 4 of mine.
Those are incomplete Toyota part numbers.

The outer door molding is called "Belt Weather-Strip". OEM part#s are as follows:
75710-60021 for the right front
75720-60021 for the left front
75740-60020 for the left rear
75730-60020 for the right rear

Door opening trim part#s:
62312-60070-B0 left front
62334-60010-B0 left rear
62311-60070-B0 right front
62333-60040-B0 right rear

68151-60010 window run channel front left
68141-60010 window run channel front right
68152-60011 window run channel rear left
68142-60011 window run channel rear right

Thank you!!! Man-o-man $70 plus for each on the toyota parts dealer.. Just wondering if there is an alternative (cheaper) source(s) for these parts before I order?

 

[Pascoscout]

Some of the online retailers have them for less sometimes but really only going to save you a few bucks.

 

[LC64]

Yeah. I’ve been looking and not really finding anything. Guess I’ll spread out the parts ordering. Thanks!

 

[ColoradoBoy]

Yeah. I’ve been looking and not really finding anything. Guess I’ll spread out the parts ordering. Thanks!

Have you checked with @RUBEN CROW (Norwalk Toyota Parts)?

 

[toadshade]

Replace the window run channels while you are at it. They add to a lot of the noise if cracked and are the primary reason if your windows are slow to open/close. Makes a world of difference and comfort. Make sure to get those new OEM. Really easy install even without removing the door panel, but proper installation requires panel removal. Still easy though. Unfortunately I have found them to be about $90 each so I am doing them one at a time here and there. But the drivers side was definitely worth it.

 

[BILT4ME]

Yeah. I’ve been looking and not really finding anything. Guess I’ll spread out the parts ordering. Thanks!

You can also check out McGeorge Toyota in VA and have parts shipped.

 

[voodu3]

X2 on Authentic Toyota and Scion Parts | McGeorge Toyota. They have had the best prices on oem parts I’ve ordered recently.

 

[LC64]

Thanks. I’ll check them out.

 

[LC64]

Just received the window runs and weatherstripping for front doors and have channels and weatherstripping ordered for the rear. Used McGeorge Toyota and items took about 10 days to get here. They pacekd them great. Hopefully I'll get this done in a couple weeks and it'll quiet the wind noise a bit. Also I checked the mcgeorge prices against my local toyo dealer and mcgeorge beat them all. Highly recommend McGeorge Toyota...if there is someone cheaper please let me know...thanks!

 

[musthave]

Just to add to @jonheld great post, perhaps these too. These are the weatherstrips that are attached to the door and go around the outer perimeter of it. They also get old, dry, and crack. Great for letting water and wind in. If my part numbers are wrong, please post the correct ones.

67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Lift Gate (I believe this is the one that is at the liftgate but attached to the vehicle).
67862-60071 Weatherstrip, Front Door
67861-60071 Weatherstrip, Front Door
67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Back Door
67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Back Door

 

[toadshade]

I am wondering if that was the cause of my rust at the bottom corners of my rear hatch. I thought water was probably coming in from the rear window (I still think it is). Water pools with my jack. But I think it is possible it is the gasket that the rear hatch closes on. I also removed my roof rack, welded the original roof rack mounts shut, sanded and painted the roof. And I was shocked to get almost exactly the same wind noise as I did with a Prinsu rack and massive awning. It is smooth as it could get up there. Maybe it is these seals after all. $400 round trip around the car might be a while before I get all new ones though. But second (third fourth fifth?) McGeorge. It is my go to place right now even for my HDJ. BTW Partsouq really screwed me recently. My UAE choice right now is Amayana. Better buying options but purchasing is weird. Whatever works. Turnaround is about 10 days. Might be worth trying to get seals there. I haven't looked yet.

 

[Jfree97]

Don't mean to hijack the thread, but does anyone know the part numbers for the weatherstrip above all fender flares?

 

[Kernal]

Better to start a new thread, but are you refering to the cushion (gasket)
that fits between the flare and the body??

 

[COYS]

Just to add to @jonheld great post, perhaps these too. These are the weatherstrips that are attached to the door and go around the outer perimeter of it. They also get old, dry, and crack. Great for letting water and wind in. If my part numbers are wrong, please post the correct ones.

67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Lift Gate (I believe this is the one that is at the liftgate but attached to the vehicle).
67862-60071 Weatherstrip, Front Door
67861-60071 Weatherstrip, Front Door
67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Back Door
67881-60060 Weatherstrip, Back Door

Corrected as requested

67881-60060	Weatherstrip, Lift Gate
67862-60071	Weatherstrip, Front Door LH
67861-60071	Weatherstrip, Front Door RH
67871-60041	Weatherstrip, Back Door RH
67872-60041	Weatherstrip, Back Door LH

@FMC80 posted up a great thread with part #s for all the rubbers.