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Hi Derek, I am John, I emailed you a few days ago. I have the 2002 Ford F150 with the leaking side glass. Today I repaired the worse one. I have been told that Ford used a foam cord type sealant to place the glass frame to the pinchweld. I found several areas where the foam cord had deteriorated. I assume that is where my leaks are from. With your suggestions I repaired the worst of the two today. Leak free with the hose test.

Thanks again,

John

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Hi John,


          Yes!  Ford used the cheaper Foam CORE Butyl but it is not as as available as the solid butyl and I think it is better without the foam!! Great Job!   Now if you put a little piece of the butyl on the end of the socket the 9mm nuts won't fall out of the end when you go to bolt them on!!!  ;)

Glad To Help!! Derek :) Do I get a nomination now?

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