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Old 10-05-2008, 06:48 AM
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You can buy a replacement watershield (I think it was about 35 bucks at the dealer). It comes with the adhesive applied; peel and stick. The latch and lock rods feed through the shield, so it's a little tricky, but not too bad to install.
I found a site that has the water shield for about $20.00. Since the problems with the electronics for my windows started after the first heavy rain subsequent to a "repair" (and after the engine light came on for my oxygen sensor; but I'm going to call that one a coincidence), I'll assume that having a decent water shield is important.

Can I rig up a water shield with thick plastic (body bag) and adhesive or do actual water shields have additional properties I want (heat proof, etc)?

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MRR
 
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Old 10-05-2008, 06:28 PM
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That window drop relay was on the outside of the watershield, so I don't think that your trashed watershield was the source of your problems.
If you can get the right part for 20 bucks, just do it. It will be a lot easier to put on and you'll be a lot more satisfied with the result.
 
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