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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for "Ted Noel" &lt;tednoel@cfl.rr.com&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;Re:
Door seal 4P (Images for your Review)Ralf,<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;I don't have pictures, but I used a set of door contacts from a GM light <br>truck. In
their normal application they supply power for the power windows. In <br>my case they supply 12V to the door when the door is closed (they're in the
<br>lower front corner of the frame). The on/off switch is in the door inline with <br>the 12v.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;The nice part about these contacts
is they're cheap and available at any <br>Chevy/GM dealer.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Ted Noel<br><br></div>