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Thule Power Click G3 With Sealing Strip Claw Clamp Grip - Multicolor

Thule Power Click G3 With Sealing Strip Claw Clamp Grip - Multicolor

This essential spare part is a replacement for the sealing strip used in Thule roof boxes equipped...

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This guide is for owners of Thule roof boxes with the PowerClick G3 clamping system, specifically those using Force XT and Motion XT models. It provides essential information on replacing the sealing strip to maintain a watertight seal and protect your cargo. Please note that this guide focuses solely on the sealing strip replacement process and does not cover other aspects of roof box usage.

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ColourMulticolor
Model Part Number1500052822
BrandThule

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FAQs

What is the part number for the sealing strip?

The part number is 1500052822.

Which roof box models is this sealing strip compatible with?

This sealing strip is compatible with Thule Force XT and Motion XT roof boxes.

How do I clean the sealing strip?

Clean the sealing strip with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

How often should I inspect the sealing strip?

Inspect the sealing strip regularly, especially before long trips or during periods of heavy rain.

What if the sealing strip doesn't fit properly?

Double-check the roof box model and clamping system compatibility before installation.

Where can I find instructions for replacing the sealing strip?

Refer to the Thule roof box manual for detailed instructions. You may also find helpful videos online.

Is any special tool required for replacing?

Usually, no special tools are required. However, a small flathead screwdriver may be helpful for removing the old sealing strip.

Troubleshooting

Water leaking into the roof box.

Inspect the sealing strip for damage or wear. Replace the sealing strip with a new one.

Sealing strip is loose or detaching.

Ensure the sealing strip is properly seated and secured in its channel. Clean the area and re-apply adhesive if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Maintains a watertight seal, protecting cargo from the elements.
  • Easy to replace, saving time and effort.
  • Ensures continued functionality of your Thule roof box.
  • Genuine Thule part for optimal performance and fit.

Cons

  • Requires removing and potentially reinstalling part of the roof box.
  • Only compatible with specific Thule roof box models (Force XT and Motion XT).
  • Does not address issues beyond the sealing strip.
  • May require some disassembly of the roof box.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Compatibility: This sealing strip is compatible ONLY with Thule Force XT and Motion XT roof boxes that use the PowerClick G3 clamping system. Ensure your roof box model and clamping system match before replacement.
  2. Removal: Open your Thule roof box. Locate the old sealing strip. Depending on the model, it may be held in place with adhesive, clips, or a combination of both. Gently remove the old strip, taking note of its placement.
  3. Installation: Clean the area where the old sealing strip was located. Position the new sealing strip in the same location. Some strips may have adhesive backing; peel and stick, others may require clipping into place. Refer to your roof box's manual for specific instructions if necessary.
  4. Care: Regularly inspect the sealing strip for wear and tear, especially before long trips. Clean the strip with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the rubber.

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