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Old Nov 21, 2006 | 09:59 PM
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Rubber molding on side and rear windows

Can anyone tell me how difficult it is to replace the rubber molding all the way around the side windows? I'm the victum of sun bleaching and nicks and need to replace it. Can I do it myself? What about the front and rear windshields?
 
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You have to remove the window and seal. It is not that hard to do. Once you remove the inner panel the forward bracket holding the glass in place is very easy to remove.
 
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Stephen,

Thanks. Do I need to remove front/rear windshields to replace that rubber also?
 
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No, those are glued in. Have you tried rubber treatment?
 
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