Hello all
I was wondering if replacing the rubber black trim around the back window and windshield is something that has to be done by a professional or if this is a DIY moment. The trim is coming apart looks like crap too. Thanks |
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i was told with the back window that there's a chance of it cracking. it was worth it for me to shell out the $240 to have it done by a professional (think dealership wanted $300).
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Originally Posted by No Onions
(Post 1128074)
i was told with the back window that there's a chance of it cracking. it was worth it for me to shell out the $240 to have it done by a professional (think dealership wanted $300).
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If you want to see how easy it is to remove, open the trunk and start at the bottom with a flat head screwdriver, med. size and push it away from the glass! after that just slide the screwdriver in the slot where the glass was and push it away! Just take your time and work it all the way arround!
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I just had my rear windshield molding replaced its very easy. Remember to spray some soap and water so you can slide it in easy.
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Awesome. Need to replace my rear window trim too. I did the front and it was such a pita to slide the rubber piece in. Didn't attempt the rear window trim the same day cause I was dreading that it would take as long as the front.
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