Description
Restore proper rain sensor adhesion and performance with the Precision Replacement Parts RSK1229 Rain Sensor Pad Kit, a quality refurbish kit featuring a doublesided adhesive pad engineered for rain sensor mounting on select GM cars. This precision adhesive pad ensures a secure bond between the rain sensor and the windshield glass during windshield replacement or sensor service, helping maintain accurate sensor operation for automatic wiper activation. Designed to match OEM specifications, this rain sensor pad kit is ideal for collision repair shops, automotive technicians, and DIY enthusiasts performing rain sensor refurbishment on classic Cadillac and Buick sedans. Easy to install with included instructions, it delivers reliable vehiclespecific fitment and consistent performance.
Key Product Features & Benefits
OEMStyle Adhesive Pad Kit Rain sensor pad with strong doublesided adhesive built to OEM #25645365 specs for dependable rain sensor mounting.
Restores Sensor Bonding Helps reattach or replace the rain sensor pad during windshield glass replacement or sensor refurbishing.
Vehicle Compatibility Commonly used on 19962002 Cadillac and Buick fullsize sedans including DeVille, Eldorado, Seville and Park Avenue (verify fitment).
Durable Adhesive Construction Designed to resist environmental wear and maintain a reliable bond over time.
Easy Installation Simple pad replacement process with included instructions ideal for technicians and DIYers alike.
Essential for Accurate Wiper Performance Ensures proper rain sensor contact with windshield for automatic wiper activation accuracy (sensor sold separately).
Product Specifications
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Brand: Precision Replacement Parts
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Part Number: RSK1229
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OEM Number: 25645365
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Item Type: Rain Sensor Pad Kit / Adhesive Refurbish Pad
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Application: Rain sensor pad for windshield rain sensor mounting
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Compatibility: Select Cadillac & Buick sedans 19962002 (verify exact fit)
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Installation: Adhesive pad application with included instructions
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