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Old 28th May 2009, 23:05   #1
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Sunroof seal

Yet another basic question that has me stumped and dealer no help...

There are 2 different part numbers listed for the snroof seal on the E34 - one has a 0.5mm annotation.

Which is the correct one? And why the hell are there 2 with only 0.5mm difference!!!?

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It's a thickness difference. you want the standard one. the 0.5mm oversize one is used when the sunroof opening in the body has needed repairs and is now larger
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Pete - Legend!

Thanks very much....more than the local parts guy knew!! Another thing off the list now

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