Weather seals for Troopy passenger door

Apart from Toyota OEM ?

Maybe suss out rare spares they do the "restoration supplies" for car enthusiasts.

They do list land cruisers but seems to be older 40 series -so nothing ventured nothing gained

OR

Don kyatt 4wd spares -located in kewdale
have to google them have a website but can't copy n paste their info

https://shop.cruiserparts.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=112_333_118_114

Rob, it's called a weather strip or door belt seal - and there's an inner and an outer seal, as well as LH door and RH door. Make sure you get the right one.

I've found Don Kyatt in Kewdale Rd quite good for a lot of run-of-the-mill parts, but I'm not sure that they would stock this particular part. They may say "they'll get it in" for you.

I wouldn't send you to Tonys Auto Wreckers, you'd need to mortgage the house to pay for it.

I have found the following mob are very good, they freight stuff to Perth rapidly, and they keep a very big range of spares at very reasonable prices.

HJ75 LH door outer weather strip

You could try a Toyota dealer, but I think you'll find their pricing is on a par with Tonys, and you'd have to wait while they shipped it in, anyway.

Cheers, Ron.

Those seals on many vehicles, nearly all, let water into the door. They have gaps at the ends anyway so water drops into the door.
If the door is filling up it must have blocked drains. I know you said you cleaned them but if it retains water in the bottom of the door then the drain/sa aren't/isn't working and open to flow water out.

Posssibly thick water or low gravity may mean some water stays in there.

You will have to remove the door trim and the plastic seal as you will find there is a heap of dirt in there that has now turned to mud. Be careful how you pull the trim or you will damage it at the retaining clips, you can buy or make a tool to do the job.

Clean it out and let it dry, then spray the insides of the door with something like lanotec or soft seal then replace the plastic inner water and dust seal and trim.

the belt moulding you are refering to
are to keep wind noise to a minimum not to keep water out
cheers mechpete

Thanks everyone. I've sourced one from Don Kyatt. Good advice about spraying landline or similar inside the door.

Rob