Subject	No, not to replace the sides and bottom rubber. Only if
Posted by	doug8867 on July 22, 2008 at 1:04 PM
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In Reply To	What's involved to replace the rubber trim around the glass? posted by TTkeeper on July 22, 2008 at 12:45 PM
Message	you are replacing the black piece that goes along the top do you need to unglue the glass. The other rubber just peels out from the corner pieces and has a groove in it that fits around the edge of the glass. The top metal corner pieces may get bent on removal of the molding beneath it so you might order replacement beforehand, or you can just wait and see if yours pop out with no problem. I replaced all my moldings last summer. Here is the part numbers: molding that goes around side and bottom of rear windshield: 90372-30p00 RH corner molding: 90366-30p00 LH corner molding: 90367-30p00 Was about $120 if I recall for the 3 pieces. Hope that helps.
Follow Ups	Do body shops remove rear glass when painting hatch? - TTkeeper 22:54:37 07/21/08 Some, no, yes. (n/m) - Fast300 23:55:02 07/21/08 Most do not but if they do they let you know they are not - doug8867 07:50:36 07/22/08 Is the rear glass glued in like the windshield ? - TTkeeper 09:18:20 07/22/08 it is glued in (n/m) - aliaZ 09:54:11 07/22/08 What's involved to replace the rubber trim around the glass? - TTkeeper 12:45:18 07/22/08 No, not to replace the sides and bottom rubber. Only if - doug8867 13:04:48 07/22/08 that helped a lot. Are those part #s for 1990-96 coupes? - TTkeeper 15:33:13 07/22/08 Yeah, same for all coupes. (n/m) - doug8867 17:18:31 07/22/08
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