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1973-1991 Chevy Blazer Full Size Front Window Glass Run Channel Seal Pair

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VISIT US HERE FOR GREAT PRICES 1973-1991 Chevy Blazer Full Size Front Window Glass Run Channel Seal Pair

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These window run channel weatherstrips are a great replacement. They are made to look function and last like the originals. These run channels cover the front and rear sides and top.

Features:

Comes as a PAIR
Fits both the LH (Driver) & RH (Passenger) Side FRONT DOOR
Seamed corners
Soft fuzzy liner for easy window movement
These channels may require minor trimming. They may need to be narrowed where they meet the rear of the window sweeps as they go down in to the door.

10 Year Warranty

This item is backed by a manufacturer's 10 Year Warranty. In the event this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will replace the part free of charge (excludes shipping charges) for the original purchaser. Please keep your invoice for proof of this warranty.



This part replaces:
METRO MOULDED PARTS #:
 
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Do you happen to sell the glass channels themselves for a 73-75 Blazer? Mine is broken on the passenger side. I was sold one for a 73-91 truck but it does not work on my 73 Blazer.
 
Do you happen to sell the glass channels themselves for a 73-75 Blazer? Mine is broken on the passenger side. I was sold one for a 73-91 truck but it does not work on my 73 Blazer.


Did you need the run channels ? These should fit your truck. Are yours one piece or two pieces?

Tony
 
I need the actual channel that is bolted to the inside of the door. Mine is broken just below the lower bracket that bolts to the door. Whenever I roll the window down, the window comes out of the channel and I can't roll it back up. I bought a pair of channels from a guy who said they would work on my 1973 Blazer. One I completely removed mine I could see that the one I bought was different. The top bracket is very different. LMC only sells the channel for 76-91 Blazers. I have had zero luck finding them online.
 
Repair the old ones or modify the newer ones using the brackets from the old ones.
 
I need the actual channel that is bolted to the inside of the door. Mine is broken just below the lower bracket that bolts to the door. Whenever I roll the window down, the window comes out of the channel and I can't roll it back up. I bought a pair of channels from a guy who said they would work on my 1973 Blazer. One I completely removed mine I could see that the one I bought was different. The top bracket is very different. LMC only sells the channel for 76-91 Blazers. I have had zero luck finding them online.
I need the drivers side, let me know if you find them. I'll post back here if I have any luck as well. It was completely missing when I bought the truck.
 
I am looking for the channel that bolts inside the rear of the passenger door for the window to slide in
 
It's not a seal but rather a track or channel that bolts inside the passenger door at the rear in which the window slides up and down. If anybody has any ideas I'm about out of options. I've been looking for weeks combing the internet, junk yards, talking to people with similar rigs but I have struck out
 
I need the actual channel that is bolted to the inside of the door. Mine is broken just below the lower bracket that bolts to the door. Whenever I roll the window down, the window comes out of the channel and I can't roll it back up. I bought a pair of channels from a guy who said they would work on my 1973 Blazer. One I completely removed mine I could see that the one I bought was different. The top bracket is very different. LMC only sells the channel for 76-91 Blazers. I have had zero luck finding them online.
I am having the same problem. Did you ever find one?
 

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