beltline weatherstrip

alwoody

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any info on replacing the window beltline weatherstipping (outside horional weatherstrip/wiper) on the doors and back cargo hatch? All help appreciated.

9/28/13 FYI- just completed. bought 2 front door and rear hatch belt strips from dealership at about $30.00 each. Front door strips attach w/ 1 T15 Torx at inside rear of door. The strips are snap on, and remove by rolling the glass down, lifting the strip at the inside rear bottom edge with a small screwdriver, then pulling the strip to the rear. New strip then snaps into position. No need to remove door panel or any other trim. Rear hatch beltline strip much the same. New strip comes with 1/2 inch vertical trim end cap pre installed. Same removal technique, except there is no retaining screw. 10 minute job. Dealership quoted labor price of 1 hour minimum ($75.00 here). Thanks for all assistance.
 
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What do you want to know exactly? How to do it? How much it cost?
I have not done it on the 4runner yet but I was a Mechanic at a body shop for many years they are all about the same.
Here is the jist of it. Most just need a gently pry with a plastic pry tool and they come off cleanly. There might be a set screw in the door jamb. Careful not to bend it if you do its pretty much ruined. On average they cost around $60+ each.

-Zach
 
If you're talking about the window sill weatherstripping I found it on villagetoyotaparts.com for $16 each. There's an inner and outer piece and you need both for each door.

I'd like to replace mine because they are starting to weep residue and everytime I roll my windows half way down and then roll them back up again, it leaves a solid line of stickyness across the glass.
 
Sorry but If I understand the OP the part number is 75711 (for rh front) belt moulding. village has it listed for $38.
I was a little high but I dont think Wxman and I are talking about the same thing. ;):


-ZACH
 
Look them up on villagetoyotaparts.com and you'll see the diagrams. From what I can tell, the outer one has a screw at the rear and that's all. The inner one has no screws. I'd probably try removing the door panel to make the replacement easier.
 

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