any ideas??
03-20-2008, 10:38 AM
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any ideas??
i want to replace all my black trim around the windows, its all flaked off and looks crappy. and the windshield trim on the right side had broken off.
03-21-2008, 11:41 AM
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Re: any ideas?? (faxshatch)
yeah sorry i didnt finish. where can i find a kit at for the windshield trim. ive found the clips and the rest of the trim but not the trim for the windshield.
03-22-2008, 05:20 AM
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Re: any ideas?? (jermcramp1)
That one could be tricky, go talk to the nearest glass shop and see if they can order you one! I dont really know! sorry man
03-22-2008, 05:44 AM
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Re: any ideas?? (faxshatch)
I replaced every single exterior trim on my 1992 hatch a few years ago, and I got everything (including the windsield trim) from my local Honda dealership.
I have discounts at local dealerships because i work at a shop, but check out http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com - they sell direct to the public at wholesale prices, usuall 30% off list.
The windshield trims themselves would be be installed by an automotive glass shop, but they can be pressed in fairly easily provided the windshield you have now is OE or was a good aftermarket one that was installed perfectly. If not they won't fit well and will have gaps between the asides and top piece.
Since you really only need the right one you could try just replacing it alone, but then the top piece and left ones will look old when compared to a shiny brand new one. Might want to think about all three if you want them to match.
The door trims you seek that run along the tops of the door skin/sheet metal are called "belt moldings" if you call Honda.
You mean these right:
Look at number 3/5 - they're $43.00 a piece.
Click this sentence to find the link that lists all the parts/prices
Also here's the windshield trims:
Click this sentence to find the link itself that lists parts/prices
I used a 1995 Civic EX for the diagrams because I don't know what kind of car you drive.
Good luck!
I have discounts at local dealerships because i work at a shop, but check out http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com - they sell direct to the public at wholesale prices, usuall 30% off list.
The windshield trims themselves would be be installed by an automotive glass shop, but they can be pressed in fairly easily provided the windshield you have now is OE or was a good aftermarket one that was installed perfectly. If not they won't fit well and will have gaps between the asides and top piece.
Since you really only need the right one you could try just replacing it alone, but then the top piece and left ones will look old when compared to a shiny brand new one. Might want to think about all three if you want them to match.
The door trims you seek that run along the tops of the door skin/sheet metal are called "belt moldings" if you call Honda.
You mean these right:
Look at number 3/5 - they're $43.00 a piece.
Click this sentence to find the link that lists all the parts/prices
Also here's the windshield trims:
Click this sentence to find the link itself that lists parts/prices
I used a 1995 Civic EX for the diagrams because I don't know what kind of car you drive.
Good luck!
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