Door plastic

Ive had my door apart a couple times recently to work on my window switches and the sheet of rubber underneath my door panel is toast. It has cracked and ripped and is esentially gone. Im gonna go junk yard hunting tommorrow and im wondering what this sheet of rubber is called, i was also looking on gm parts direct.

Thanks.

1) What year is your car?

2) Are you talking about the black piece that is attached to the bottom of the door that you can see with the door panel on?
If so, for 1995 it is P/N 25645206 lower weatherstrip
For 96-99 it is P/N 25645206 lower w/strip

Try www.monsterpartsonline.com for better prices and cheaper shipping.
If what your looking for is not the above piece, please try and describe better. I have a blow up of door parts with part numbers.
Then you can just plug part number in search on their site and they can get anything.
I stopped using all the other company's for OEM parts, these guys are cheaper and faster IMO.

I am pretty sure those are the "deflectors" that are under the interior door panels.

25653398 - right side "deflector"
25653399 - left dise "deflector"

same #s for 95 - 99. They used to be butyl but now are made of UnObTanium. Might want to call Ed Morad.

Albertj

PS the door weatherstrips 25640326 and 25640327 are still available for like $120.- each

The part numbers i put up are available for a little over 10.00 each

Albert,
If you can send me a copy of what your referencing i'll send you a copy of what I have. Mine is about 25 pages of illustrated blow ups of most systems and body with part numbers, labor times and costs as of 2004 (outdated $)
Rick

Albert,
The part numbers you referenced as deflectors are called, in my book, inner moisture cover. That is what i thought he was asking about at first but his description said lower and black.
The moisture cover or barrier is the plastic sheet that covers the door behind the door panel. those are also still available thru monsterparts.

Got it. Greg will have to answer. After all he said: "I had my door apart... sheet of rubber underneath my door panel."
It could be the rubber weatherstrip beneath the door panel or the rubber sheet behind it.

I'm going to have to look at Monsterparts.

By the way - my parts information is off a factory fiche. I do not have a fiche machine that makes copies; honestly don't remember if the local library even has a fiche printer anymore. If you have other ideas about this please PM me.

Albertj

sorry guys, wasnt very clear, i was talking about the rubber sheet behind the door panel, otherwise known as the moisture barrier, thanks alot you guys are great.

What was wrong with your door switches Greg?

they just wore out, I tried to take the switch apart and clean it but was not possible, im looking at getting a new one when i get myself dug out of the hole im in.