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cab (Guest)

I have the later 4 pc. molding on my car, but I cut out the rubber molding with a sharp blade and then eased out the trim. The trim is a "T" shape and, as in the other posts, is pinched into the gap. The windshield will come out reletavely easly with slight prying all around the perimiter. I purchased a new gasket from Wilkenson, and it fit perfectly. I had a pro do the install. Note that they used no glue, and it does not leak. The installer told me not to ever use glue on this type of molding and gasket.

8/12/0512:19 PM

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