BMW E60 Rear Window Seal Replacement

You can buy parts here: amzn.to/3T5hYTE
This seal is located along the trim on the back glass of your E60 5-Series sedan. For vehicles without comfort glass, protective glazing or safety glass.
Using new, quality seals are a relatively cheap investment knowing the significant investment you make in the work done on your car. Do the job once with quality materials for a leak free result.
Rear Window Cover PN:51317027916
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[@subaruadventures]

No bullshit talking and rubbish music, straight to the point. Love it.

[@mikes.garage]

@@subaruadventures thanks!

[@christophepouchot5714]

This video is clear and straightforward and filmed adequately, it has inspired me to do the operation on my own e60, although i had to clean the groove very thoroughly to remove grease and dirt, i also had a shop vac to get the debris out. Last difference is i used a plastic bike tire remover instead of the metal screwdriver and not only did it remove the fear to scratch anything, its curved ending made it a breeze to push the seal in.

[@MattEgelston]

Unbelievable!! Dealer quoted me 1500 for new window and seals, just in case they broke the rear glass taking it out. After watching this video and 1 other, had the seal out, cleaned and installed new seals all between rain showers in the PNW. Thanks for the great video.

[@mikes.garage]

I’m glad that this video was helpful for you ;)

[@hossiluc]

Mike gotta be my favorite car repair inspiration ❤, keep them coming

[@mikes.garage]

@@hossiluc Thanks!

[@jordanmw7589]

same probleme on my 535D e60, thank you for this vidéo

[@mikes.garage]

Thank you for watching!

[@jwherron]

Good job on the install. I can tell that you take care of your car. Thanks for the video!

[@mikes.garage]

Thank you! ☺️

[@Retroman25]

Thank you for this video

[@mikes.garage]

Thank you for watching! 😊

[@Onderdogru57]

Super Arbeit...

[@Minextube]

Thank you for this video the repair shop wanted 870$ for this lol

[@mikes.garage]

Wow, this is to much!

[@viewing9684]

I went to ask Safelite and they said you need to replace the whole window lol what a joke. I ran out of there. Thanks to this guy I’ll do it myself! Cheers.

[@FELIPE8226M]

Lol yup I just ordered the oem seal from eBay for $60 and did it myself, the old one basically was crumbled into pieces

[@scorps-hl8ue]

Yes eBay or Temu very cheap

[@scorps-hl8ue]

I buggered my rear seal ffffsakes it's difficult to put in..we'll when i got it from my bro inlaw he brought it over with him in his suitcase and it didnt look straight when i got it so makes the dame thing hard to mold around the windscreen have to buy another one

[@DoolyHavingMotion]

Get yourselves a pry tool. That’ll help faster and safer to prevent cracking the window.

[@PALPABLEemotions]

No stupid music, all 'how to' videos should be filmed like this.

[@mikes.garage]

Thanks ;)

[@majdijomaa4387]

Very good video. Does this fit the f10?

[@mikes.garage]

Thank you for watching! I don’t think this part fit f10

[@Anonyme90]

hello, great video. But don't the seals have to be attached with sealing glue or something like that? and is it the right way to put the seals on the E60 because I would be worried when it rains, and when it rains no water comes in?

[@mikes.garage]

Hi, no glue needed. This is the correct way, just use plastic stick or something put it in to avoid paint damage. No leaks even after car wash as window has its own glass glue.

[@Christian-iq2yr]

how about using some washing-up liquid to make it easier for the seal to slide into position?

[@mikes.garage]

Maybe 🤔

[@mwarren2988]

Does anyone have OEM number for lower rear window seal? Good job on install! 😊

[@mikes.garage]

Thanks! This is the number: 51317115412

[@djalfredmoh]

Any idea how to check if windshield is with climate control laminate or not for rear window? My window stamping is exactly same like yours but have no idea if its laminated. DOT27AS2M23100 & 43R001057. Please share if you know how to differentiate.

[@mikes.garage]

I’m not sure but laminate windows was only on European cars. I think you have same glass as me.

[@rnold_13]

Does water leak in here?

[@mikes.garage]

No leaks

[@tomneumann3119]

Watched this video now I feel stupid for how simple this was 😢

[@Corn_n_Whiskey]

Appreciate the video, but please don’t use a screwdriver 🪛. A plastic trim tool works much better.

[@mikes.garage]

Thank you for watching! No more screwdrivers ;)

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