Compatible/Replacement For Back Glass Weatherstrip without Groove 1973-96 F-Series 100 150 250 350 (D3TZ-1042084A)

Make sure you watch videos to help with putting it in we used cord to help get the tight seal in place.

Tips: 1. take it out of the box and stretch it out a day before you use it. 2. Fill a spray bottle with water and plenty of dish soap. 3. soak down the glass/window and the rubber trim and install the rubber on the glass first with the seam/joint on the rubber trim dead-center in the bottom. 4. feed a 3/16 rope into the mating groove all the way around and leave the tails hanging out the bottom (watch youtube videos). 5. Leave the window and rubber out in the sun for an hour before installing. Let the rubber warm up. 6. use a helper to hold the window in position on the outside while you pull the rope from the inside. 7. Soak down everything with soapy water again before you start pulling the rope, and keep adding if it's drying. 8. Use a plastic putty knife in the corners to assist. 9. Take breaks once you have most of the bottom in place...it'll stay in position. 10. Don't rush it or you can tear the rubber. 11. Once you have one bottom corner in place, push the window toward that corner and down to fully seat it before attempting to pull the next corner. Hope that helps...mine came out great...looks OEM.

This works good, a little smaller then oem, but does fit.

I can't use this product and now I'm still without a window in my truck

Perfect fit for my '76 Ford f100 sliding rear window. No leaks, no wind noise. Looked for it in several auto parts stores and found it here karcrafters. Thanks.

Use the rope trick!

I mean, it fits. The issue is that it doesn’t really have corners molded in, it’s pretty much an oval. I was able to install it, but the interior bottom corners are all bunched up. I know how to install a back glass but this just didn’t work out. Will be returning.

The description says that this seal can fit a 1995 F150 with a sliding window. It does NOT fit.