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      04-16-2019, 06:36 PM   #1
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Question Is there a body seam in the door jam...?

Just looked at a 1-series coupe.

Is there supposed to be a body seam in the door jam?

Basically right after the door jam trim / sill cover.

If so, would anyone be able to show me what theirs looks like?

I can’t say I have seen this before on a BMW but maybe I just never noticed it.
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Like this....



.... that big seam running behind the door sill trim.

Is that how the side skirts attach? Or is that a seam that is supposed to be welded, or what?
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I think that is the actual side skirt? Right? Anybody that's ever replaced the sill or messed with side skirts.
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I think that is the actual side skirt? Right? Anybody that's ever replaced the sill or messed with side skirts.

I didn’t have a whole lot of time to look at the car. But I have been trying to find different angles via photos found on the web. Yes, I think that’s the edge of the side skirt. Hard to tell, but I think so.
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Yes, it is how the car is. It seems a bit exaggerated, but there is a seam there where the side skirt runs up.
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Yes, it is how the car is. It seems a bit exaggerated, but there is a seam there where the side skirt runs up.
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I didn’t have a whole lot of time to look at the car. But I have been trying to find different angles via photos found on the web. Yes, I think that’s the edge of the side skirt. Hard to tell, but I think so.

Have a look at this (old)thread...

Installing Tii SideSkirts
https://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=218428


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The side skirts are plastic forms... the sills are metal.

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