Fairchild Industries, Inc.
Fairchild Industries, Inc. KF4913 Transparent Phone Grip
Transparent phone grip for 1966-1977 Ford Bronco vent window installation
- ColorTransparent
- Transparent grip blends with any phone style
- Fairchild Industries quality for lasting hold
- Fits 1966-1977 Ford Bronco vent windows
- Prop 65 notice: contains listed chemicals
- Model KF4913 ensures correct replacement fit
Fairchild KF4913 Bronco Vent Seal Kit
This transparent seal kit is manufactured by Fairchild Industries for 1966-1977 Ford Bronco vent windows. It provides the rubber components needed to restore a weathertight fit around the vent glass. The kit suits owners refreshing original or replacement vent assemblies on these classic trucks.
Replaces Deteriorated Original Vent Seals
The kit upgrades hardened, cracked or missing factory seals that leak air and water into the cabin. The jump is worth it when vent windows rattle, whistle or allow rain onto the interior trim. Fresh seals restore quiet operation and keep the elements outside where they belong.
Handles Vent Window Perimeter Sealing
The kit comfortably handles the full perimeter of each vent window for the listed model years. It runs out if the vent frame itself is bent, corroded or missing, because the seals alone cannot compensate for structural damage. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals in the material.
Highlights
- Transparent grip blends with any phone style
- Fairchild Industries quality for lasting hold
- Fits 1966-1977 Ford Bronco vent windows
- Prop 65 notice: contains listed chemicals
- Model KF4913 ensures correct replacement fit
Specifications
| Brand | FAIRCHILD INDUSTRIES |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Will the KF4913 seal kit fit the vent windows on a 1966 Ford Bronco?
Yes, the kit is made for 1966 through 1977 Ford Bronco vent windows, so a 1966 model is covered.
What is the common mistake when installing these vent window seals?
Installers often stretch the transparent seal material instead of pressing it evenly into the channel, which creates gaps once the window closes.
When will the transparent seals need to be replaced again?
The seals should be inspected after several years of sun exposure; California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the material contains chemicals that can degrade over time.
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