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Old 05-01-2006, 12:05 AM   #1
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The weather strip along the window/door is all cracked and ripping off on my drivers side. When I replace it does it clip to something or the entire strip is glued? Do I need to use any type of certain glue? Anything else I need to replace the piece? Thanks.
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Are you talking about the rubber trim that goes along the top on the door panel?

Very easy to replace. There is a small hook towards the rear and is fastened with doubleside tape. I used a rubber mallet to tap it in place.
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dammit ... reminds me i still need to do that! my passenger's side is cracked/broken ...
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Are you talking about the rubber trim that goes along the top on the door panel?

Very easy to replace. There is a small hook towards the rear and is fastened with doubleside tape. I used a rubber mallet to tap it in place.
I'm talking about the rubber trim on the outside of the door. It's on the door next to the window and goes along towards the mirror.
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I'm talking about the rubber trim on the outside of the door. It's on the door next to the window and goes along towards the mirror.
Yep. That's what I'm talking about. Super easy to replace.
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I believe they're called "dew wipes." At least they are called that on other cars.
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Mine suck; I roll my windows down, then up again, and they don't do a thing. I guess I need to replace them...
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Yep. That's what I'm talking about. Super easy to replace.
Thanks, I'll give it a try and see if it wroks for me.
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i'm on my second now. got a deal with the garage i go and bmw to replace it every time it breaks free of charge.
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All of my rubber is cracking on my car, I need to get new rubber pieces everywhere lol..
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Another common place for cracks is the plastic just below the winshield. Another very easy DIY job.
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I just replaced mine, both rear ends were cracked away from the rest of the strip.

$24.00 each; but I have to replace the right one again as I hooked the end and pulled it when I did not want to, which ripped off the rubber tail...

It comes with a sticky bit of tape on it, and the remainder clips onto a metal strip on the top of the door. Clean and wax the length before instalation; however you want to clean with alcohol the area where the sticky strip will stick. The forward end tucks under the mirror slightly...

Very easy job; just watch the hook...
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Does anybody have any pictures of this procedure? I need to do mine, also the vertical strip that the rear edge of the driver's door fits against when closed; looks lke that is part of the rear window rubber surround.

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how about the seal that goes around the window? Mine on the Passengerside is ripped halfway up and the glass slides up and over it at that point
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what about the rear side window seals that hide behind the door? How do you replace those?
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