Toll Booth window trim replacement .

[Parzival]

My window trim was a bit of a mess, the black metal divider was bent up, and the black silicon was done a bit sloppy where in goes down into the door. I was dreading this job for a while, but it turned out to be pretty easy.

Removed the existing bent one.


Here it is compared to the new one ordered from DMC Huston.


New silicone in prep for replacement


silicon smoothed out and final result.



The window goes up and down pretty good, but I may need t adjust the guides a little for an optimum seal.

[painterdave72]

the glue seems much easier than mine.. I have seals that go around and they are quite difficult to get around the fixed glass section..

[Parzival]

the glue seems much easier than mine.. I have seals that go around and they are quite difficult to get around the fixed glass section..

you saying that just made me realize that there was a seal for this.... oh... Well, I just packed it with black silicone and smoothed it out. Hope it works or I'll be doing it again. It looks much nicer than before.

[painterdave72]

it looks good like u have it.. hopefully it will not leak but it shouldn't..

[Parzival]

it looks good like u have it.. hopefully it will not leak but it shouldn't..

I went out and checked it out, they seem pretty solid, I may need to adjust the track a bit, but it seems pretty good.

[dn010]

Been there recently as well. http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?16...Divide-Channel

I am not aware of a seal used for this, I do know there is seal 101726 for the inside of the divider where the drop glass sits once the window is up but I didn't see anything for the fixed glass side.

My channels came out of the car with some sort of wire running down the channel but it was filled with adhesive. So to reinstall it I scrapped all the old crap out of the channel. I used urethane for mine, trimmed it after it dried - it looks like it did when I got the car and I've had no issues since.