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Use butyl tape

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I used butyl tape to secure mine.

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Use butyl tape

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I used butyl tape to secure mine.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone ever had a loose rear window seal? It was sort of embarrasing as I downshifted to pass someone and the darn rear trim came loose and was flapping on the highway. I managed to push it back in but doesn't really seam tight. Is this piece suppose to be held in place only by tension or is there some kind of adhesive I should use? TIA

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I used butyl tape to secure mine. Small diameter, rolled thin and pressed into the seam. Works like a champ

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Is it normally a press fit from the factory?

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pressed mine back in with clear silicone from lowes.

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