Abstract: Provided is a door weather strip that provides excellent closing performance of a door and sound insulation properties, and does not impair the appearance. A door weather strip includes a mounting base and a hollow seal portion. The mounting base has a hole penetrating the mounting base, and the hole is mounted with a valve penetrating the mounting base. At the time of manufacturing a vehicle, the door is closed with the valve open, so that the air within the hollow seal portion is discharged to compress and shape the hollow seal portion (first step). When the door is opened, the valve is closed to retain the shaped state of the hollow seal portion (second step). The valve is opened again at a time point when the hollow seal portion begins to come into contact between the door and the vehicle body opening while the door is closing, or at a time point when the door is closed (third step).

Abstract: A weather strip exhibiting excellent sealing properties is adapted to be attached after being divided into pieces. The weather strip has a seal member. The seal member includes an attaching base part, a window glass seal lip, a support member, a door seal lip extending from an attaching reference surface of the attaching base part, and an attaching engaging part for engagement with a division member such that when the window glass seal lip of the seal member contacts the interior surface of the window glass, the support member contacts the attaching base part to press the attaching base part.

Abstract: A structure configured to raise and lower vehicle glass door, the structure includes: a door glass; a raising-and-lowering guide tab that is disposed at a vehicle width direction inner side of a glass end section at one vehicle front-rear direction side of the door glass; a slider that includes a slide groove section open at the one vehicle front-rear direction side and into which the raising-and-lowering guide tab is inserted, that is fixed to an inner surface at the vehicle width direction inner side of the glass end section, and that is raised and lowered along the raising-and-lowering guide tab; and restricting sections that are respectively provided at an upper end portion and a lower end portion in a vehicle up-down direction of the slider, that project out from an inner side groove wall face at a vehicle width direction inner side of the slide groove section toward a vehicle width direction outer side, and that face the raising-and-lowering guide tab in a vehicle width direction further toward a vehicl

Abstract: A door weather strip includes an attaching base, wherein: the attaching base has a bottom side part having a plate-like shape and facing the outer circumference of the door; core removal slits are formed at a main wall of a seal lip part of a die molding part; two core removal slits are provided at the bottom side part of the attaching base, and is provided such that the core removal slits of the attaching base are located at opposite sides of the core removal slits of the hollow seal part; and one of the core removal slits of the hollow seal part is open in a direction parallel to the bottom side part of the attaching base, and the other of the core removal slits of the attaching base is open in a direction perpendicular to the bottom side part of the attaching base.

Abstract: A holding structure of a glass run for an automobile is capable of holding the glass run with a lower channel with excellent insertion workability to hold a door glass securely. In the holding structure of the glass run with the lower channel, the glass run has a first side wall, a second side wall, a third side wall and a fourth side wall, and has a generally rectangular cross section. One part of the side walls is composed of a material with rigidity higher than those of remaining parts of the side walls. A glass slider is attached to an end edge of the door glass below the belt line, and a tip end part of the glass slider, which is continuous with a main part of the glass slider via an opening part of the glass run, is held with the glass run.

Abstract: A door weather strip includes an attaching base, wherein: the attaching base has a bottom side part having a plate-like shape and facing the outer circumference of the door; core removal slits are formed at a main wall of a seal lip part of a die molding part; two core removal slits are provided at the bottom side part of the attaching base, and is provided such that the core removal slits of the attaching base are located at opposite sides of the core removal slits of the hollow seal part; and one of the core removal slits of the hollow seal part is open in a direction parallel to the bottom side part of the attaching base, and the other of the core removal slits of the attaching base is open in a direction perpendicular to the bottom side part of the attaching base.

Abstract: A weather strip exhibiting excellent sealing properties, which is adapted to be attached after being divided. The weather strip has a seal member. The seal member includes an attaching base part, a window glass seal lip, a support member, a door seal lip extending from an attaching reference surface of the attaching base part, and an attaching engaging part for engagement with a division member such that when the window glass seal lip of the seal member contacts the interior surface of the window glass, the support member contacts the attaching base part to press the same.

Abstract: A structure configured to raise and lower vehicle glass door, the structure includes: a door glass; a raising-and-lowering guide tab that is disposed at a vehicle width direction inner side of a glass end section at one vehicle front-rear direction side of the door glass; a slider that includes a slide groove section open at the one vehicle front-rear direction side and into which the raising-and-lowering guide tab is inserted, that is fixed to an inner surface at the vehicle width direction inner side of the glass end section, and that is raised and lowered along the raising-and-lowering guide tab; and restricting sections that are respectively provided at an upper end portion and a lower end portion in a vehicle up-down direction of the slider, that project out from an inner side groove wall face at a vehicle width direction inner side of the slide groove section toward a vehicle width direction outer side, and that face the raising-and-lowering guide tab in a vehicle width direction further toward a vehicl

Abstract: A side door for a vehicle, includes: a side door main body; a door glass; a raising-and-lowering guide rail; a slider; and a weatherstrip provided at the side door main body, the weatherstrip including: an attachment portion that extends along an aperture edge portion at the one vehicle front-rear direction side of a window aperture and is attached to the aperture edge portion, a lip portion that protrudes from the attachment portion and is pressed against a glass end portion of the door glass when the door glass is disposed at a closed position, and an outer face cover portion that is provided extending across the attachment portion and a guide portion and that covers an outer face of the guide portion at a vehicle width direction outer side of the guide portion.

Abstract: A holding structure of a glass run for an automobile, which is capable of holding the glass run with a lower channel with excellent insertion workability to hold a door glass securely. In the holding structure of the glass run with the lower channel, the glass run has a first side wall, a second side wall, a third side wall and a fourth side wall, and has a generally rectangular cross section. One part of the side walls is composed of a material with rigidity higher than those of remaining parts of the side walls. The lower channel has a first wall, a second wall, a third wall and a fourth wall, and has a generally rectangular cross section. A glass slider is attached to an end edge of the door glass below the belt line, and a tip end part of the glass slider, which is continuous with a main part of the glass slider via an opening part of the glass run, and is located within the glass run, is held with the glass run.

Abstract: A glass run capable of preventing noises from intruding into an automobile compartment from an interior of an automobile door via glass runs during running of an automobile. The glass run includes extruded parts and molded parts. Each of the extruded parts and the molded parts has a bottom wall, an outer side wall, and an inner side wall, which define a generally U-shaped cross-section. An outer seal lip and an inner seal lip respectively extend from open ends of the outer side wall and the inner side wall towards the interior of the glass run. A barrier rib is formed in at least one position of the molded parts between the inner side wall and the inner seal lip or between the outer side wall and the outer seal lip.

Abstract: A weather strip capable of preventing the reversing of seal lips caused by the raising and lowering of a door glass, and restraining the increment of the raising/lowering load of the door glass to enable the smooth raising and lowering of the door glass. The door inner weather strip includes a trim section and a seal section. The seal section includes a first seal section and a second seal section, and the first seal section and the second seal section are respectively provided with a first attaching leg and a second attaching leg along with a first seal lip and a second seal lip for contacting the door glass. The first seal lip and the second seal lip are formed such that tips thereof face each other, and the first seal lip is formed such that when the first seal lip and the second seal lip contact the door glass, the tip of the second seal lip is overlapped with the tip of the first seal lip so as to press the same.

Abstract: A weather strip capable of preventing the reversing of seal lips caused by the raising and lowering of a door glass, and restraining the increment of the raising/lowering load of the door glass to enable the smooth raising and lowering of the door glass. The door inner weather strip includes a trim section and a seal section. The seal section includes a first seal section and a second seal section, and the first seal section and the second seal section are respectively provided with a first attaching leg and a second attaching leg along with a first seal lip and a second seal lip for contacting the door glass. The first seal lip and the second seal lip are formed such that tips thereof face each other, and the first seal lip is formed such that when the first seal lip and the second seal lip contact the door glass, the tip of the second seal lip is overlapped with the tip of the first seal lip so as to press the same.

Abstract: A glass run capable of preventing noises from intruding into an automobile compartment from an interior of an automobile door via glass runs during running of an automobile. The glass run includes extruded parts and molded parts. Each of the extruded parts and the molded parts has a bottom wall, an outer side wall, and an inner side wall, which define a generally U-shaped cross-section. An outer seal lip and an inner seal lip respectively extend from open ends of the outer side wall and the inner side wall towards the interior of the glass run. A barrier rib is formed in at least one position of the molded parts between the inner side wall and the inner seal lip or between the outer side wall and the outer seal lip.

Abstract: A roof weather strip includes a fitting base part and a seal part having a hollow part. The seal part has a sealing wall which is configured to be brought into pressure contact with a peripheral part of a roof panel forming a roof opening, when a movable roof closes the roof opening. The seal part also has an upper connecting region so as to connect the sealing wall to an upper part of the fitting base part. The upper connecting region is provided with a corrugated part on its inner face opposed to the hollow space, and the corrugated part has a plurality of convex parts and concave parts which are alternately formed. An arm part is integrally formed so as to extend from the fitting base part downward at an outer peripheral side, and a distal end of the arm part is connected to a lower end of the seal part. Because a plurality of the concave parts of the corrugated part exist in the upper connecting region, stress is easily dispersed.