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Joined: 30 Nov 2020
Location: S. Indiana
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    Posted: 25 Jan 2025 at 3:54pm
I’m replacing all window gaskets on a year a round cab and the rear window is a slider that needs a brand new gasket and I’m having trouble with locating the correct gasket. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jason
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Have you checked your local auto window/ windshield installer or auto body shop?
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I checked an auto glass place yesterday and they said they would do some checking and the next time to bring in the frame and old gaskets so they could see it. I’m going to sandblast and paint all of the frames so I’ll do more research when I’m ready for glass.
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The window seals and door seals are just foam stripping with the peel-off backing. At least that's what my YAR cab has had since new. Available lots of places. The back window is a whole different deal. Actually 3 are used on mine. The entire back window is hinged at the top to swing open and will use the same foam stripping as all the others. Then there's the rubber seal that actually holds the glass in. And then, there's the felt-like seal that the sliding glass is nestled in. Since YAR has been gone for years now, the back glass seals are next to "nonexistent".   
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You can look on Grainger or McMaster-Carr. 
They sell some glass/window seals 
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