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Does anyone on here know where I can buy a complete kit to replace all of the rubber trim and weatherstripping on my 2008 G35 sedan? I attached a couple of pictures so you know what I'm talking about. Its the trim that goes around all of the glass on all doors.
I'm only 2 years late responding! BTW- I'm looking for these same parts myself referred to as belt weather-strip. Check ebay & amazon, but make sure you check fitment via VIN as Infiniti as changed replacement part numbers, i.e. superseding XXXX-JKXXX. You can find used ones, but I wouldn't trust used belt rubber; especially from AZ. Your car is older than 10 years so you're probably going to find NOS until you can no longer find it & then you'll have to buy out of country, i.e. Japan & pay shipping/duties, etc. Good luck.
Thanks for info. I registered & placed my first international order w/Motor Head Japan for a set of exterior belt weatherstrips. I searched for WELT-body side door seal but they didn't have those parts. Car is past 10 years so Infiniti g35 parts are more challenging to source.
Hey All, a few years later!
I am looking for the weatherstripping that goes around the doors, and need for all four. I have been quite unsuccessful in my searches and any ideas/resources would be appreciated. I did try that site for Japan but it didn't seem to come up with much.
Thanks.
Motors Head Japan. Back in 11/2023 I paid $175 for all 4 doors for my 2007 G35 Sedan V36. They arrived 7 days later in a tube from Japan in OEM packaging and fit like OEM. I painted them satin black as i do not like any shiny chrome stuff. Pay attention to where which one goes and to pull them off, you open the windows all the way, press on outside bottom and tilt up. It's hard to explain but when the new ones arrive, look at the clips and you'll see what i mean.
