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320D convertible - leaking seal

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My much loved 2008 convertible has lost a small bit of its rubber seal (3.5 x 0.8 approx.) between the two halves of the roof where the strips meet. A surprising amount of rain is coming in. I've been advised I should replace the entire seal at a cost that is truly prohibitive. Has anyone had this problem and found a more reasonable solution?

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Morning Peter

Welcome to the Forum

I guess your price is from your BMW Dealer ? Not a problem I have ever had to deal with but I did read some time ago about a company "Toponline.com" worth a Google search. Apparently they make roof seals and repair kits. If I recall they are an American based outfit but they seem to have a good reputation

You could also look at specialist dismantlers like Quarry Motors

Good Luck

Dave

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