Common Failures of MG 11201073 Rubber strip for MG6
- Aging and Cracking: The rubber strip with OE number 11201073 on MG6 often ages and cracks over time, reducing its sealing effect.
- Loose Fitting: Some MG6 owners find that the rubber strip may become loose, leading to potential water and noise leakage.
- Hardening in Cold Weather: In cold conditions, the rubber strip 11201073 of MG6 can harden, losing its flexibility.
Maintenance Tips of MG 11201073 Rubber strip for MG6
- Firstly, before installing the MG6 rubber strip (OE# 11201073), clean the installation area thoroughly to ensure good adhesion. Any dirt or debris can prevent a proper fit.
- Secondly, measure the length of the area where the rubber strip will be installed. Cut the MG rubber strip to the appropriate length, leaving a little extra for adjustment.
- Thirdly, start installing the rubber strip from one end, gradually pressing it into place. Make sure it fits snugly along the edges of the MG6.
- Next, check for any gaps or misalignments during the installation. Adjust the rubber strip as needed to ensure a uniform appearance.
- Finally, after installation, run your hand along the rubber strip to ensure it is firmly attached and there are no loose parts.
Caution: The rubber strip may contain chemicals. Avoid direct skin contact for extended periods. Wear gloves during installation.