Subject	remove the glass and use the OEM one. You can reuse the top
Posted by	CmyZ on September 02, 2013 at 7:37 PM
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In Reply To	rear window exterior moulding posted by youngbloodz on September 02, 2013 at 01:08 PM
Message	strip and replace the corner clips. Not that hard. The glass has to sit in the channel of the rubber weatherstrip to be properly installed.
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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