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Can't help you there, but any other readers: Anyone put a weather strip on theirs? The last downpour cost me my garage door opener! The new unit at Sears was about half of the H-D "flick the high beams" system and a ziplock for the new remote is awkward.
I've been caught in a couple of down pours and have not had anything get wet in them.... yet. I keep my iPod in there along with glasses and other stuff. I think you could take the rubber bumpers off and put some single sided foam tape on the door to seal it up better than they are from the factory.
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