Foam coming from the bottom of the door

[dobby10]

So these two little pieces of foam are starting to come off from beneth the rubber part at the bottom of the door. Is the foam supposed to be there, or is it just something that wasn't taken off like it should have been?Anyone else notice this or know what I am talking about?

[phantom of the opera]

Yep, mine too. Only I believe that it is my fault in part because I clean between those two pieces of rubber to keep out all that grit. I had been wiping against them originally, now I wipe the opposite way. But they both are loose and I plan on mentioning it to the dealer at my next oil change.

[mmyye]

mine dose that too

[Cristen]

Mine too! I just tucked it back up in there.

[dobby10]

Thanks all, glad to know that it is not just me!I've had to tuck them back in there a few times, but I am tempted to just pull them out, idk.

[dawson76]

Sounds like rabies to me

[albertwang16]

same here. want to glue it back on but it is either dirty or wet all the time.

[Superdave54]

I discovered that the paint on the body door sill opposite the bottom door weather strip was getting chewed up by the grit that was driving itself it there off the front tire despite the mud guards. This was happening on the front and rear doors.

I bought some EPDM Rubber automobile weather strip that is about 1/2 inch square with pressure adhesive on one side.

After getting the area clean, I crawled underneith with the doors closed and installed the weatherstrip on the body to fill the gap between the body and the door bottom weather strip where the dirt was getting in.

Problem gone! No more grit and dirt. Plus, I also filled a small gap in the rear door where the rear wheel well weather strip came short and no more road dirt gets in there either.

I will post a picture if somebody will give me some help. When I click on "insert image", I just get an "[IMG][/IMG]". Don't know where to go from there.Modified by Superdave54 at 8:33 AM 3/23/2008
Modified by Superdave54 at 8:37 AM 3/23/2008

[ntwrkd]

I discovered that the paint on the body door sill opposite the bottom door weather strip was getting chewed up by the grit that was driving itself it there off the front tire despite the mud guards. This was happening on the front and rear doors.

I bought some EPDM Rubber automobile weather strip that is about 1/2 inch square with pressure adhesive on one side.

After getting the area clean, I crawled underneith with the doors closed and installed the weatherstrip on the body to fill the gap between the body and the door bottom weather strip where the dirt was getting in.

Problem gone! No more grit and dirt. Plus, I also filled a small gap in the rear door where the rear wheel well weather strip came short and no more road dirt gets in there eaither.

Could you post a few pics? This would be a good post for the:Rogue Glossary: Facts, FAQs, How-to's and other notable threads sticky

[mmyye]

I TOOK MY CAR TO THE DEALER REGARDING OF THIS, THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT, AND JUST TOLD ME TO PUT IT BACK IN THERE...., THAT SUCKS

[flybooey]

I TOOK MY CAR TO THE DEALER REGARDING OF THIS, THEY DIDNT DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT, AND JUST TOLD ME TO PUT IT BACK IN THERE...., THAT SUCKS

I would write Nissan a brief letter. It seems the dealers are so scared about the post purchase review that you fill out but once it's done the service goes down the sh!tter. My salesman told me that if I could not put 100% on each evaluation that i needed to call him before sending it in and they would make it right (?)

My bitter 2 cents

[Cristen]

I would write Nissan a brief letter. It seems the dealers are so scared about the post purchase review that you fill out but once it's done the service goes down the sh!tter. My salesman told me that if I could not put 100% on each evaluation that i needed to call him before sending it in and they would make it right (?)

My bitter 2 cents

I was told the same thing about the survey... if I couldn't put 100% then I should contact them directly. I don't think I put 100%, nor did I contact them.

[mmyye]

and it's wired, because, only driver side door's foam came off. not the passenger door.

[philipa_240sx]

I have not had any issues with foam 'falling out'.

[ntwrkd]

I discovered that the paint on the body door sill opposite the bottom door weather strip was getting chewed up by the grit that was driving itself it there off the front tire despite the mud guards. This was happening on the front and rear doors.

I bought some EPDM Rubber automobile weather strip that is about 1/2 inch square with pressure adhesive on one side.

After getting the area clean, I crawled underneith with the doors closed and installed the weatherstrip on the body to fill the gap between the body and the door bottom weather strip where the dirt was getting in.

Problem gone! No more grit and dirt. Plus, I also filled a small gap in the rear door where the rear wheel well weather strip came short and no more road dirt gets in there either.

I will post a picture if somebody will give me some help. When I click on "insert image", I just get an "[IMG][/IMG]". Don't know where to go from there.Modified by Superdave54 at 8:33 AM 3/23/2008

Modified by Superdave54 at 8:37 AM 3/23/2008

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