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SCUTTLE TRAY RUBBER SEAL FOR MK3 GT

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Hey!

Not too sure on what it's called, but it's a length of rubber (almost like window wiper blade) which pushes on to plastic just above engine. It stops water from running from near your windscreen under the top of your bonnet and onto your engine...

In desperate need of one... Only have half of one :o

Even any info on it's actual name or where I can get one will help!

Thanks, J

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I don't know the technical name, but I'd call it a scuttle tray rubber.

A bit of door rubber works just as well.

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Thanks, unfortunately don't have any door rubbers lying around :(

Anyone breaking a GT? Really would like the proper fitting scuttle tray seal...

J

Do you not have a local scrap yard you can get one from?

how does one go about damaging or loosing such an item? I'm intrigued?

how does one go about damaging or loosing such an item? I'm intrigued?

Lol Was wondering the same thing..

They do perish, the one on my coupe was in tatters when I bought the car.

Now replaced with a nice chunky volvo door seal :)

They do perish, the one on my coupe was in tatters when I bought the car.

Now replaced with a nice chunky volvo door seal :)

Ah good thinking dude.. so volvos do have their use :lol:

Best door seals in the business.

I dread to think how many of these I've thrown away over the years as nobody wants them :roll:

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Lol. After much investigating, it turns out you only have the lil ones either side and they don't keep the water out very well as I've gathered

Looking to custom make one from a door seal which will run along the entire sill, if anyone has done this or has any recommendations, please give me a shout

Thanks, J

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