Hello there! Thank you for your kind words, they are highly appreciated. I am glad to know that my work will be put to good use. If you would like to see a specific task carried out, don't be afraid to ask. I am always glad to help. Happy New Year to you as well!

Glad to hear that! Thank you for stopping by!

You are most welcome!

Thank you for letting me know this was useful, Ryan. It truly is heartwarming. Enjoy the road towards a water-tight Disco! :)

@@gmcevoy it's certainly a long road haha

@@ryancarey1535 Haha! It is indeed. Mine appears to have sprung a leak 'again'. Possibly from the windscreen seal, but I suspect the roof bars instead. I must look into it... More to come, thus. :)

I wish I could help, Abadi, but I am no longer in possession of this marvellous car. It should not be all that complicated I am sure. Best of luck with your research, and thank you for stopping by.

The side windows have a seal and are also glued I believe.

Hi Bob, thank you for the kind words. Always appreciated. I would be inclined to believe that the weatherstrips on Discos I and II are the same. You might want to call your parts dealer, just to make sure. Remember to order the locking strips at the same time. Thank you for watching!

@@gmcevoy My Disco 2 doesn't have the heavy gasket or the locking seal. There is just a reset seal which is very cracked.

@@dtamburri The Disco 2 has a different type of seal indeed.

@@gmcevoy Sigh…. All I can find is info on adding silicone or treating it the same as a windshield. Any thoughts?

@@dtamburri If the windows are indeed glued like windscreens are, I would not bother with silicone. I would remove the windows altogether, get rid of the old glue, and stick them back on properly. That would sort you out for the next 20 years. I wish I had a DII like yours to make a video about it. :-)