Subject	I have replaced mine without removing the glass. I used OEM. (n/m)
Posted by	Black95 on September 02, 2013 at 1:53 PM
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In Reply To	rear window exterior moulding posted by youngbloodz on September 02, 2013 at 01:08 PM
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Follow Ups	rear window exterior moulding - youngbloodz 13:08:00 09/02/13 I have replaced mine without removing the glass. I used OEM. (n/m) - Black95 13:53:39 09/02/13 I wouldn't consider this overpriced - MrOzzie5183 14:21:34 09/02/13 Cuz its the wrong one. See link inside. - LivinTheDream 15:32:21 09/02/13 That package should be four different part numbers. I think - Black95 15:38:42 09/02/13 that's insanity. (n/m) - Antihero 17:48:54 09/02/13 I was going to say...I remember paying about $300 for that a - Evan_Wright (Ca) 18:21:43 09/02/13 exactly.... Way over priced for something mostly aestetic - youngbloodz 11:40:36 09/03/13 I hate to say it, but at that price... - Antihero 16:46:36 09/03/13 Not super hard. I used lots of soapy water and a... - Black95 15:34:11 09/02/13 Re: rear window exterior moulding - Z ONLY1 14:34:37 09/02/13 "right" doesn't always mean oem. I've run into far to many - youngbloodz 11:45:05 09/03/13 Re: rear window exterior moulding - fastrnu90 15:22:52 09/02/13 Yup. He's looking for the "U" shaped piece that covers the - ZXoltan 15:42:30 09/02/13 remove the glass and use the OEM one. You can reuse the top - CmyZ 19:37:57 09/02/13 Most automotive glass shops stock multiple sizes of generic - slicktt 14:21:34 09/03/13 thats what I was thinking, however the closest glass shop - youngbloodz 14:43:52 09/03/13 I have yet to see a generic trim fit correctly. - Woody75 (Denver) 16:01:11 09/03/13 this is exactly the kind of input I was hoping for, thankyou - youngbloodz 23:54:14 09/04/13
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