CertainTeed Awning Window

I have leaky CertainTeed awning-style windows when the wind blows strongly. The strike? plates at the top of my windows have rusted/crumbled due to ocean air (see picture). As a result, I think, I've noticed that the seal is not tight along the top-middle edges (both inside and outside) of this awning style window. I also think that the bulb-style weather stripping, which fits into a slot, could use replacement.

The windows measure, on the internal seal, ~19.5'' W x 15.5'' H, and on the external seal, ~22.5'' W x 18.5'' H (see picture).

I've tried (unsuccessfully) to replace the weather stripping with adhesive weather stripping. I still get leaks from the top middle of the window.

The dimensions on the internal weather stripping is 3/16 slot with 3/16 bulb.

The dimensions on the external weather stripping is 3/16 slot with 5/16 bulb.

(see pictures)

Please suggest parts for my job and advise how to stop the leaks.

Thanks, Steve

Paul,

Thanks for the legwork. Yes, those weather stripping parts look perfect.

The strike plate (don't know if that's what you call it) has the following dimensions.

1.5" D
2.5" Outer W
1.5" Inner opening W
7/8" H

The inner opening appears to be there to accommodate a plastic guide block that sits on the underside of the top of the window casing.

Thanks, Steve