Product Description
Datsun/Nissan 280ZX 2+0 Complete Weatherstrip Kit – 2-Seater
Complete weatherstrip kit for 1979-1983 Datsun/Nissan 280ZX S130 2+0 (2-Seater) models. This kit combines the major body, door, hatch, and glass weatherstripping components needed to replace aging, hardened, cracked, or leaking original rubber.
Designed specifically for the shorter 2+0 / 2-Seater body. The 280ZX 2+2 uses different body dimensions and weatherstripping in several areas and is not interchangeable with this kit.
Kit Includes:
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Windshield Seal
Replacement seal for the front windshield. -
Rear Hatch Glass Seal
Replacement weatherstrip for the rear hatch glass. -
RH / Passenger Body Weatherstrip
Body-mounted weatherstrip sealing the passenger-side door glass and surrounding body opening. -
LH / Driver Body Weatherstrip
Body-mounted weatherstrip sealing the driver-side door glass and surrounding body opening. -
RH / Passenger Door Weatherstrip
Replacement weatherstrip for the passenger door. -
LH / Driver Door Weatherstrip
Replacement weatherstrip for the driver door. -
Additional Glass & Body Weatherstripping
Includes the applicable weatherstripping supplied with our complete 280ZX 2+0 kit.
OE Reference Numbers:
2+0 Body-Side Weatherstrips – Coupe
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RH / Passenger: 76830-P7100
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LH / Driver: 76831-P7100
2+0 Body-Side Weatherstrips – T-Top
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RH / Passenger, Early: 76830-P8101
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LH / Driver, Early: 76831-P8101
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RH / Passenger, Later: 76850-P8100
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LH / Driver, Later: 76851-P8100
OE numbers are provided for reference and identification purposes. Nissan used different weatherstrip part numbers depending on production date, roof configuration, and vehicle specification. Original numbers may also have been superseded during production.
Fitment:
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1979-1983 Datsun/Nissan 280ZX S130
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2+0 / 2-Seater models only
Important: This kit is specifically designed for the 2+0 (2-Seater) 280ZX. It does not fit 2+2 (4-Seater) models.
Due to the age of the S130 platform, door glass, hatch, and related components may require adjustment during installation. Proper glass and panel alignment is important for achieving correct seal compression and the best possible resistance to wind noise and water intrusion.
