2010 Inner door weatherstrip seal?

[DvKillar]

get a bicycle innertube, cut, and paste over whole thing with rubber epoxy!

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by myold88

The same Weatherstrip on my "10 SS is also cut from my feet getting in and out.
It's nice to know the part is inexpensive but the labor may not be. The problem
with replacing it is it"s only going to get cut again.

Inexpensive yes, however I can understand that may have happened for some, however I did not have this issue with my 2011 I owned new for 6 years before I sold it and purchased this 2010.

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by DvKillar

get a bicycle innertube, cut, and paste over whole thing with rubber epoxy!

NO

[Rodney2011]

Originally Posted by myold88

The same Weatherstrip on my "10 SS is also cut from my feet getting in and out.
It's nice to know the part is inexpensive but the labor may not be. The problem
with replacing it is it"s only going to get cut again.

Are you suggesting he shouldn't fix it?

I wear out tires. Should I not replace them because I will only wear out the new ones?

[myold88]

Originally Posted by Rodney2011

Are you suggesting he shouldn't fix it?

I wear out tires. Should I not replace them because I will only wear out the new ones?

I'm not saying that. I'm just electing not to replace mine. At least not until it get worse.

[speedup]

My weather stripping is wearing in the exact same spots as OP. Car is still under warranty. I was at the dealer for another warranty issue, and asked them if they would replace it.. they said no, lol.

[gringo]

Labor? A young kid could install this thing. It's just a matter of pulling off the old one and then pressing the new one on over the pinch weld channel. Jeez!

[myold88]

Originally Posted by gringo

Labor? A young kid could install this thing. It's just a matter of pulling off the old one and then pressing the new one on over the pinch weld channel. Jeez!

How do you know? Did you go to the flat rate manuel? Replace
yours already? Explain. Insults and talk is so cheap on line.

[My 5th]

It seems to me the part pictured is the strip that attaches to the door panel. I think the OP is looking for the part that attaches to the chassis, not the door. That could be a single piece without any cuts.

[redcoats1976]

yep,noticed this on my 2015.since its under bumper to bumper warranty i may mention it next oil change.

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by Elvis66

Check this out

I was finally able to go to the dealership on the way home today and have them look up the correct part number for the weatherstrip that connects to the chassis. The part number is 22950429. Cost is 345.50 for the part not including tax which then totals to 366.23. I figured as much with the way the dealership charges for certain items. Anyhow is this the same part number for the weatherstrip you found on Ebay that you showed me?

[myold88]

Originally Posted by My 5th

It seems to me the part pictured is the strip that attaches to the door panel. I think the OP is looking for the part that attaches to the chassis, not the door. That could be a single piece without any cuts.

The chassis? It would be nice if you guys knew what the hell you were talking
about. Rocker panel maybe?

[km9v]

Originally Posted by SummitWhite11

I was finally able to go to the dealership on the way home today and have them look up the correct part number for the weatherstrip that connects to the chassis. The part number is 22950429. Cost is 345.50 for the part not including tax which then totals to 366.23. I figured as much with the way the dealership charges for certain items. Anyhow is this the same part number for the weatherstrip you found on Ebay that you showed me?

You can get that part on Amazon for $250.

https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-GM-We.../dp/B00TABJFYW

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by myold88

The chassis? It would be nice if you guys knew what the hell you were talking
about. Rocker panel maybe?

No its not the weatherstrip that connects to the side skirts/rocker panel.That's an entirely different area. It's the weatherstrip that sits the furthest towards the interior of the vehicle ans it's all in one piece that is not cut. And of course - the dealership even stated it was the weatherstrip that connects to the chassis. So therefore... I know what I am referring to.