Finally got around to replacing these moldings: (Illustration 1)



And I honestly had a tough time trying to get the molding to fit lengthwise into the slot. Now, it appears I almost need to trim the end of the molding to get it to fit into the outer panel.

And here's my problem:



It appears that water would be leaking into my door panel. Suggestions?

 

Apparently they're supposed to leak. A bodyman told me years ago that when it rains the water runs right though the door and out the drain holes

 

Nope. I figured out that the hand which your thumb and index finger make an L, means left. Swapping them now.

 

When you order them, are they side specific, or can be used on both doors?

 

Here it is properly installed:




The outer moldings are left/right specific:

72410-S03-003 001 001 MOLDING ASSY., R. DOOR
72450-S03-003 003 001 MOLDING ASSY., L. DOOR

The inner molding is not:

72335-S03-003 004 002 WEATHERSTRIP, FR. DOOR (INNER)

 

I'm not at all following the thought process in this thread. Please clarify for those with small minds like myself.

 

I had installed the passenger side molding on the driver's side. The narrow end of the molding goes underneath the side mirror next to the door.

Basically: I'm a re-re If you look at the Majestic Honda Parts picture the narrow end is even facing the front of the car.

Once I get my inner moldings in next week I'll make a write up since this question seems semi-frequent and I'm not aware of a detailed write up.

 

I did my inners like you stated not side specific.

When you did the outers, what do you have to remove to get them to side on? Does the window have to up or down? Does the outer molding Figure 2 on your upper pic have to be removed first?

 

The plastic panel that goes height-wise along the door has to come off. 3 screws hold it on near the weatherstripping inside the door. Yes, that's figure 2 in the Majestic image.

Window has to be down, or at least I can't imagine doing it up.

There's a special tool to use for unclipping the green clips that hold the molding on, though I wouldn't worry about breaking the old ones. I managed to do it without the tool and only broke one of the 8 little clips. 4 big clips, each with 2 smaller clips comprising the total clip.

If you're careful and roll it away from the car you shouldn't have any trouble.

I must say they look a lot better