What does this seal do for my Jeep Wrangler?

This seal fits between your windshield frame and the cowl panel. Its main job is to keep water and wind out of your Jeep's interior, preventing leaks and reducing noise.

Is this seal difficult to install?

This is an OE-style, direct-fit replacement part. While installation details can vary, it's designed to install in place of the original seal without needing special modifications.

What happens if my windshield cowl seal is damaged?

A damaged or missing seal can lead to water leaks into your cabin, which can cause interior damage, mold, or rust. It can also allow more wind noise to enter the vehicle.

Specifications

Brand: OMIX
Part #: 12302.05
UPC: 804314143558

OMIX

Omix Windshield Frame to Cowl Seal 97-02 Wrangler TJ

Name: Omix Windshield Frame to Cowl Seal 97-02 Wrangler TJ
Brand: OMIX
SKU: omix-omix-windshield-frame-to-cowl-seal-97-02-wrangler-tj-t14-440031
Price: 64.31 USD
Availability: InStock

$64.31

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Fits 1997-2002 Jeep Wrangler. Omix Windshield Frame to Cowl Seal eliminates water damage and wind noise.

Key Features

Fits 1997-2002 Jeep Wrangler.
Eliminates rattling and wind noise.
Prevents water damage to the interior.
OE style rubber construction for a direct fit.
Replaces OE part 55176566AE.

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About this part

Product Details

When you're tackling off-road trails or just driving through a storm in your 1997-2002 Jeep Wrangler TJ, keeping the elements out is key. This windshield frame to cowl seal from Omix is designed to replace your old, worn-out seal, helping to prevent water from getting into your cabin and reducing annoying wind noise.

This is a direct-fit replacement, meaning it's made to match the original equipment style and shape. It's constructed from rubber, just like the factory part, to ensure a proper seal. By sealing the gap between your windshield frame and the cowl panel, you can stop leaks that could lead to water damage and also cut down on that whistling wind noise that can make longer drives less comfortable.