[batarchangel]

Bought some new weather striping and having an issue removing the old ones. I know the chrome piece comes off but looks like its glued. Just dont want to destroy the glass.

 

[yeloxr7]

If it's like earlier cars there is a Philips-head screw just below the bottom of the rubber strip that holds it to the stainless molding. Then it can be slid up out of the channel.

 

[batarchangel]

Dont know about earlier models but I dont see a screw on my molding. Anyone with a 71-73 know?

 

[4DGTHO]

Can you provide a little more detail, because if its the rubber to body there are srcews behind the rubber.

 

[batarchangel]

The rubber is inside a chrome trim piece. It almost looks like some type of adhesive behind the rubber. I looked and cannot see screws anywhere

 

[4DGTHO]

A section was doubled sided tape, but that was sandwiched between the 2 chrome strips that attach to body, do you have a photo.
Or is it the rear quarter weather strip between door window and quarter window?

 

[4DGTHO]

The rubber is inside a chrome trim piece. It almost looks like some type of adhesive behind the rubber. I looked and cannot see screws anywhere

if its the chrome strip between the quarter and door window then you just wiggle it of there is nothing holding it to the glass.

 

[batarchangel]

its the piece between the window and quarter window

 

[4DGTHO]

Its so easy if you remove the glass quarter

its the piece between the window and quarter window

 

[batarchangel]

Ive tried wiggling, prying. Nothing. Its like they glued the things there

 

[a73cat]

Take a hot air gun and slowly heat the area up. It will soften the rubber or adhesive. You should then be able to wiggle it off. The chrome has been on that window for 40 years.