Door Seals
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- Name: Vic Matthews
- Location: Comstock Park, MI
- Aircraft Type: Cessna 140A
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Door Seals
Need to replace the door seals on my 140A. Would greatly appreciate suggestions. Thanks, 68C
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- Name: Huey Pilot
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Re: Door Seals
I used the quarter round hollow weather strip from Aircraft Spruce. The original weather strip retainers will need removal.
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- Name: Mike Smith
- Location: Florida
- Aircraft Type: 140A (2) 1949 & 1950
- Occupation-Interests: Retired aerial power line patrol pilot for Gulf Power Co. CFIA, CFII, MEI
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Re: Door Seals
If you can contact Bill Rhoades on this site, he may have some or a source. Bill had a supply made up in the past and was selling door seals. Do a search for Bill Rhoades.
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- Name: John C
- Location: KLCI, NH
- Aircraft Type: 1946 C140/C90
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Re: Door Seals
Is the 140A the same as the 120/140? If so, read this thread.
John Cooper
www.skyportservices.net
www.skyportservices.net
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- Name: Mike Smith
- Location: Florida
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Re: Door Seals
That’s a good point John. Door seals for the 140A may be different from those utilized on a standard 120/140 (John’s attention to detail has always made an impression on me). I did a little research on door seals using the part numbers from the 140A parts book (0411639-23 and 0411639-26) and found that 140A seals are also used on newer Cessna aircraft such as the C-150, C-152 just to name a few. There is a company called Aircraft Door Seals in WI that says that they make and sell the correct seals per the 140A part number. I’ve listed the web site below.
www.aircraftdoorseals.com
Just did a quick check on their site, and the company also mentions they sell door seal material for the 120 and 140 also.
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- Name: Vic Matthews
- Location: Comstock Park, MI
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Re: Door Seals
After checking the Air Door Seals site, it appears that they offer a universal door seal which is FAA-PMA Approved for a wide range of Cessna aircraft from the 120 to the 337. Looks like a good product and will be installing it when Spring comes to Michigan. Thank you!
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- Name: David Freeland
- Location: Kansas City
- Aircraft Type: 1946 C120
- Occupation-Interests: Program Management
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Re: Door Seals
I got mine from Tye Hammerle. Original for 120/140.
David Freeland - CFII
1972 Bellanca Super Viking and 1946 Cessna 120
1972 Bellanca Super Viking and 1946 Cessna 120
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Re: Door Seals
David, I sent you a PM.
Steve A H
Steve A H
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Re: Door Seals
David Freeland - CFII
1972 Bellanca Super Viking and 1946 Cessna 120
1972 Bellanca Super Viking and 1946 Cessna 120