PYLE AUDIO PP444 Phono Turntable Pre Amplifier 12 V DC car electronics accessory
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- Converts Phono Sign…
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New Fairchild D4006 windshield seal fits 1968-1986 Jeep CJ5 models perfectly
The Fairchild D4006 windshield seal fits 1968 to 1986 Jeep CJ5 models. It replaces the original windshield gasket to restore a watertight bond between the glass and the body. The part measures 14 by 18 by 7 inches and weighs 5 lbs. It carries the Partslink reference CH1281101 and OE manufacturer number J5453949.
This seal suits owners returning a CJ5 to original specification or fixing a leak around the windshield frame. It is not intended for other Jeep models or later Wrangler generations. Builders modifying the windshield opening or using aftermarket glass should verify dimensions before purchase.
The single specification that decides fitment is the windshield position combined with the 1968 to 1986 CJ5 model range. Only vehicles within those years and with the standard windshield location will match this seal.
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