2007-2013 Toyota Corolla How to replace Weatherstrip Window Moulding Trim Seal Belt Yiannis Pagonis

[@ooopticnerveee]

The original weather strip is actually incredibly hard to remove from the Corolla - my experience is similar to what's shown in the video (yes, I had the window rolled down and it was still tough). Thanks for showing an accurate portrayal of what this process is like 🤣

[@YiannisPagonis]

Yes indeed the truth is what you describe. This original weather strip is quite stuck and has become one with the door frame. After a lot of effort you can remove it. Things are not so simple for some who do not know.

[@wolfemanbog4176]

I think I will flip the car upside down to get mine off the car a lot easyer

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@wolfemanbog4176 You have to have a lot of patience, persistence and strategy to get it right my friend

[@axlef1513]

Work smart not hard. Pop the clip out and tear it off. 1 minute per molding. Done literally hundreds so I admit I am faster than most, but once the clip is out the rest just tears off. It's going in the trash anyway.

[@axlef1513]

@@YiannisPagonis No it is not one with the door frame. That is ridiculous. There is not a drop of silicone of the entire strip unless someone added some after they bought the car. A clip holds it on and the rest pops in at a tight angle. Tear it and it pulls right off. Sorry but you're doing it the hard way and passing on terrible "tips".

[@buttonsangel3074]

Thanks. This is a lot more realistic and helpful than over DIY videos. Other videos are complete nonsense, "release clip, slide and lift" - what a joke. Thanks again.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Thank you my friend. Indeed this video shows the replacement of a worn one with all the difficulties that may arise and is not tutorial.

[@axlef1513]

It really is that easy except my hack is identify and release clip and tear the damn this off. Done. Done hundreds.

[@Zaphk]

Thank you! I just replaced the Front Right weatherstrip on 2009 Corolla Conquest by following your instructions - I used WD-40 and a bamboo takeaway fork instead of a plastic card or wooden tool. Saved me a few hundred bucks and a trip to Toyota...

[@YiannisPagonis]

This is very wonderful news and I am very happy about it but all the glory belongs to God and praise be to Him!

[@ghazma6138]

Thank you for sharing. I managed to change my Toyota wish strip after I watching your video.👍👍👍

[@YiannisPagonis]

You are welcome my friend

[@paulhaab5839]

Thanks for posting this. What a big help this is. Purchased them on line for my Highlander last night. Thank God for your instructions.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Thanks buddy and always be well. However, I can say that I had a hard time removing all 4 because they were stuck.

[@prashantjagtap2561]

@@YiannisPagonis Please Let me know , Cleaning Spray to use for during removal & cleaning

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@prashantjagtap2561 For removal use an anti-rust spray, eg WD-40 or similar and for cleaning a cleaning fluid for the plastic parts of the car interior

[@derickdoodnauth3586]

Thank you very much for making this video. Have to change mines and this video shows just how I was thinking of getting it done.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Just do it my friend and don't be afraid of anything! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6SvcmN4p65lhpY

[@Lucy00682]

Wow great job ...have to do that to my 98 Corolla. Thank you

[@YiannisPagonis]

Of course you can. You can do much more than you think 😉😉

[@pancakelens75]

Wonderful video! What were you spraying to clean off the gunk underneath?🙏🏼

[@YiannisPagonis]

I used car interior plastic cleaning emulsion

[@jamesbrett567]

Thanks for the video! I would have preferred voice over the music though.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Next time my friend

[@hermiesgamer9306]

This is painful to watch. While it is a way to remove the belt molding, this is incorrect. # 1 when an easy task that takes less than 1-2 minutes to accomplish, takes you almost 10 minutes, you aren’t doing it correctly. #2 no lubricants whatsoever are needed to remove this. Completely unnecessary step you added which creates 2 unnecessary steps, cause now you gotta clean it off Step one: roll the window down! This will drastically reduce the pressure the window places on the belt molding. Step two: carefully slide a pick tool or very slim pry tool under and carefully disengage the clip of leading edge , while gently lifting and holding the belt molding so that the clip doesn’t go back into the secured position. “ without bending it” Step three: using your hands and fingers, grasp the belt molding from the inside and outside edges, in a pinching 🤏 fashion. With slight downward pressure it becomes a pinch/roll/lift motion. As pinching, pressure is downward, slightly roll the pinch grip towards the inside of the vehicle and lift upward. Progressively lifting and unlatching each connection point. Once you successfully lift it to where the only thing holding is the tailing end clip, carefully use the same tool you started with and disengage the clip. DO NOT USE A TOOL IN A MANOR *AS SHOWN IN THIS VIDEO UNLESS YOU WANT OR DON’T CARE IF YOU DAMAGE YOUR PAINT AND BELT MOLDING *Sliding tool across entire length of molding and scratching the painted surface * * improper twisting of pry tool in attempt to pry off directly bends it and increases risk of more paint damage. This is exactly how to get tool gouge marks in the paint. if you don’t care what damage you do to the molding because it is being replaced that’s understandable but you definitely need to use caution if you intend to remove and install the same molding. I am a collision repair technician and remove and install those daily. Depending on design by manufacturer some are more difficult than others. You saved money by doing it yourself and your way did work, so good job to that. The video is partially helpful yet misleading. Hopefully my suggestions will better lead you and anyone else in a more correct direction * this is a process where everyone will do it incorrectly when they don’t have experience at it* It is literally an hands on learning experience 😊 Love and good vibes, wish you all well!

[@Heaven-forever]

❤❤❤ thanks

[@YiannisPagonis]

You are welcome my dear 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@j.r.8477]

I need to replace these on my 2010 RAV4. Thanks for the video. Subscribed 👍

[@YiannisPagonis]

Thanks❤🌹😊

[@MaisieMay]

That spray is NOT necessary. In fact, I would definitely not use any lubricants to remove the seals. It's as simple as popping it up where the clip is located and sliding it towards yourself. I've replaced many of these and never had to use WD40.

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend in this case, if you want to believe it, it was necessary in order for it to come off. It was so stuck (it had become a body) that I had to use this spray.

[@MaisieMay]

@@YiannisPagonis I guess I can understand that. I would be concerned about the lubricant getting on the window and on the new seal. Please understand, I didn't mean to be rude, I just don't want people to think that they have to use WD40 or spray lube. The window seal generally comes out with a bit of tugging and pulling. Regardless, I am happy that you take the time to make these videos, it saves people a lot of money.

[@s_ame1135]

@@YiannisPagonis Roll down the window next time so you don't have to use a lubricant to pull it out.

[@axlef1513]

Actually wd40 is one of the best hacks to remove any old glue from a vehicles paint safely. Never use goo gone or junk like that. wd40 and just take your time and any adhesive will safely melt away. Almost 40 years in the used car business. Once you pull those babys off you should clean all of that adhesive crap off anyway and guess what needs to be used? Yup wd40.

[@المدینةالمنورة-د9ز]

how you bought the new parts online or in a store ? thanks

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001686309326.html

[@mahmoodchaudary8571]

Thanks for making this video. Wanted to know what kind spray you were using to taking that strip and what I should use clean surface. Thanks

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend to remove this sticky strip more easily I used anti-rust spray and finally to clean the surfaces I used instrument panel emulsion

[@deanwhite4190]

Looks like WD 40 or a similar product.

[@mauricioaguirre89]

the Weatherstrip for corolla sedan an hatchback is the same one?

[@YiannisPagonis]

Yes, the way to replace this weatherstrip is the same

[@mauricioaguirre89]

@@YiannisPagonis but the piece is the same one or its different for hatchback?

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@mauricioaguirre89Tell me your VIN Number (Vehicle Identification Number) and then I will tell you for sure if it fits

[@mauricioaguirre89]

@@YiannisPagonis i almost sure i send you the vin, i did not? :O

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@mauricioaguirre89 No my friend I didn't get anything. Where did you send it? So send your VIN to my email: [e-mail] OK?

[@kathrintsakiri168]

Καλησπερα. Συγχαρητήρια για το βιντεο , μου ειναι παρα πολυ χρήσιμο, διοτι εψαξα ολο το ιντερνετ και δεν μπορουσα να βρω.. Επειδή εχω το ιδιο πρόβλημα και το ιδιο αυτοκινητο θα ηθελα παρακαλω , αν μπορειτε να μου πειτε , τι σπρει χρησιμοποιήσατε , και τι καθαριστικό για να καθαρίσετε μετα την αφαίρεση . Και το πιο σημαντικο , που θα μπορουσα να τα αγορασω τα πλαστικά ..;;; Ευχαριστώ και παλι για την πολύ καλή και ΚΑΤΑΤΟΠΙΣΤΙΚΗ δουλειά σας...

[@YiannisPagonis]

Φίλε μου εάν θέλεις να έχεις τέλεια αποτελέσματα στην εφαρμογή (χωρίς προβλήματα) θα πρέπει να αγοράσεις γνήσια ανταλλακτικά από την Toyota. Φυσικά τα ανταλλακτικά Toyota είναι κορυφαίας ποιότητας/κατασκευής που μόνο η Toyota μπορεί να σου προσφέρει παρόλου που είναι ακριβά. Τώρα για να ξεκολλήσετε αυτές τις γλύστρες τζαμιών παραθύρου χρησιμοποιήστε αντισκωριακό υγρό ή WD-40, ενώ για να αφαιρέσετε τις βρωμιές χρησιμοποιήστε γαλάκτωμα/γυαλιστικό για τον καθαρισμό πλαστικών μερών του ταμπλό/σαλονιού

[@kathrintsakiri168]

@@YiannisPagonis Καλησπέρα και παλι. Ευχαριστώ πολυ για την απάντηση... Μια μικρη διόρθωση, δεν είμαι Φίλος αλλα Φίλη 😁😁. Για την Toyota ξέρω, αλλα η τιμή εκει είναι λιγο τσουχτερή , γιαυτο σας ρώτησα....

[@YiannisPagonis]

​@@kathrintsakiri168 Συγνώμη Κατερίνα που είσαι ... γυναίκα αλλά δεν πειράζει (πλάκα κάνω). Να σου πω τώρα την δική μου ιστορία: αυτές τις 4 γλύστρες τζαμιού παραθύρου που βλέπεις στο βίντεο τις αγόρασα από το διαδίκτυο (ebay, 60 €) αλλά όταν πήγα να τις εγκαταστήσω είδα ότι είχαν πρόβλημα στην εφαρμογή τους (δεν κούμπωναν σωστά). Οπότε άλλη επιλογή δεν είχα ώστε αναγκάστηκα να πάω στην αντιπροσωπεία της Toyota για να αγοράσω τελικά μόνο 1, λόγω της υψηλής τιμής. Ευχαριστώ.

[@JoseRamirez-pt6cb]

Excellent good job and great video

[@YiannisPagonis]

You are welcome my friend 🙏🙏

[@johnwalck3133]

I had no trouble removing the weatherstripping on a 2010 Corolla but the replacement kit I bought off of Amazon sucked; the locking tabs are too small (thin) and I had to use an adhesive that was drippy and an absolute mess. So much for trying to save money over buying the original Toyota parts…

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend what I have to tell you is this: if you want to have perfect results in the application you should buy genuine Toyota parts. Of course Toyota parts are of top quality/build that only Toyota can offer you but they are also expensive.

[@joshj8874]

I happened to buy an off- market brand. Someone else took the Original trim off, and these replacements tend to pop up. I'm not sure how the clip is wrong: not spaced enough? Turned too much? Etc. Is there a source to troubleshoot that?

[@wolfemanbog4176]

Thanks !! Great work

[@YiannisPagonis]

You are welcome my friend

[@oomfh]

Was hoping to remove this moulding (driver’s door) from a 2005 Toyota Matrix at a salvage yard. Used plastic trim tools but unfortunately the black coating began to splinter and fall off - probably became brittle with age. Looks like I will be forced to order new. Any feedback, comments would be appreciated.

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend this special plastic material, due to its age, dries, pops, melts and becomes one with the door body so it must be replaced with a new one. Never install used parts and don't buy aftermarket Weatherstrip Window Moulding Trim Seal Belt. Thank you!

[@oomfh]

@@YiannisPagonis I agree regarding purchasing new a genuine Toyota replacement. I just purchased a 2007 Matrix and strangely the drivers door belt moulding was missing. Thank you for your video, thank you for your response.

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@oomfh My friend, take care of your car and maintain it like your eyes because it is a very useful daily tool that has to do with the safety of both yourself and other people.

[@pm7805]

Sometimes we see chrome trips sitting on top of the seals. Can we remove them the same way or risk it broken or twisted? Thanks for the video

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend everything can happen if you try to remove these unwanted marks on top of the seals especially if they are petrified. If you are a little lucky you may succeed.

[@pm7805]

@@YiannisPagonis thanks for your note. What I was asking is that I have one Acura TSX 2009 model that has chrome trim sitting on top of these seals. I thought I’ll ask your opinion on how to handle these chrome trims before I remove them to access the seals. Any suggestions?

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@pm7805 I do not know my friend because I have never done it. Sorry....

[@onedef92]

Is that WD-40? That will dissolve your clearcoat finish. Better to use 3M adhesive remover for weatherstrip.

[@rx55ex]

Hi there, can I ask where you got replacement weatherstrips from? I want some for my car and cannot find them for a hatchback anywhere! :(

[@YiannisPagonis]

I send you the following link to see and choose what you want and fits your car: www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=4x+for+hatchback+toyota+corolla+09-12+car+weatherstrip+window+moulding+trim+seal+belt&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=4x+For+Toyota+Corolla+09-12+Car+Weatherstrip+Window+Moulding+Trim+Seal+Belt&_osacat=0

[@rx55ex]

@@YiannisPagonis thanks for the link mate, but it only comes up with the sedan ones. Maybe I need to go direct to toyota?

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@rx55ex It would not be a bad idea. Better go to Toyota. I know that it is very difficult to find (via the internet) this spare part that fits exactly. Some spare parts are not available in online stores. However, know that genuine Toyota parts are very expensive. 😢😢😢😢

[@rx55ex]

@@YiannisPagonis thanks for your help man! Keep up the great videos!

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@rx55ex You are welcome my friend 😊🙌👍

[@johnjacobjingle7177]

Wheres the list of cleaners and adhesives used?

[@mariatele7399]

Hi, where did you locate the seal strip? Link location please

[@YiannisPagonis]

Hello and happy new year OEM Part Number 75720-12780 for Moulding Assy, Front Door Belt, Lh (front left side) www.megazip.net/zapchasti-dlya-avtomobilej/toyota/corolla-38234/zze150-56214/zze150l-demdkw-922089/side-moulding-17880089?vin=1432144818#/il-414040299-6289135-6289135 OEM Part Number 75710-12780 for Moulding Assy, Front Door Belt, Rh (front right side) www.megazip.net/zapchasti-dlya-avtomobilej/toyota/corolla-38234/zze150-56214/zze150l-demdkw-922089/side-moulding-17880089?vin=1432144818#/il-414040298-6289133-6289133 OEM Part Number 75740-12390 for Moulding Assy, Rear Door Belt, Lh (rear left side) www.megazip.net/zapchasti-dlya-avtomobilej/toyota/corolla-38234/zze150-56214/zze150l-demdkw-922089/side-moulding-17880089?vin=1432144818#/il-414040301-6289139-6289139 OEM Part Number 75730-12300 for Moulding Assy, Rear Door Belt, Rh (rear right side) www.megazip.net/zapchasti-dlya-avtomobilej/toyota/corolla-38234/zze150-56214/zze150l-demdkw-922089/side-moulding-17880089?vin=1432144818#/il-414040300-6289137-6289137

[@mariatele7399]

Thank you, happy new year to you also.

[@axlef1513]

Also I forgot to add when doing this your windows should be rolled all the way down not up like in this video. That way once the clip is out you can actually kinda grab the molding. Common sense in my opinion but not being used in this video.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Yes, you're right about that, my friend, but don't play smart with us 😉😉

[@rommeleugenio8438]

Great video, just have one question, where did you buy the weather strip?

[@fisherohvf-men623]

I just purchased a set new off ebay for 23 bucks

[@deanwhite4190]

I purchased mine on EBay. The strips look good but only time will tell if they as good as Toyota OEM. Genuine Toyota parts are way overpriced and I'm over 60 miles to the closest dealer so I am buying from aftermarket. My strips cost around $40.00 on EBay with free 3 day Fed Ex shipping.

[@pyrogue3785]

dam, I spent $328AUD for a set from toyota directly, I should of looked around then

[@neeyatbasnet2323]

Where can I buy those for my toyota innova 2008 model in india

[@YiannisPagonis]

You need to go to your nearest Toyota dealer to buy them

[@neeyatbasnet2323]

@@YiannisPagonis ok thanks

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@neeyatbasnet2323 You are welcome my friend

[@Lori00000]

Thanks!!! This is going to help me a lot with my 2010 corolla! New Sub.

[@YiannisPagonis]

That's great! You can do it too, it is not that difficult. Things will be difficult if they are stuck like mine but do not worry I know you will succeed. I am waiting for your news soon.

[@YiannisPagonis]

@Jorge Casado if you want to have perfect results in the application (without problems) you should buy genuine Toyota parts. Of course Toyota parts are of top quality/build that only Toyota can offer you but they are also expensive.

[@LB-qq6qx]

Maybe someone knows the code for this part so I can find it online.

[@YiannisPagonis]

OEM PART NUMBER FOR MOULDING ASSEMBLY: FRONT DOOR BELT, LH 75720-12780 FRONT DOOR BELT, RH 75710-12780 REAR DOOR BELT, LH 75740-12390 REAR DOOR BELT, RH 75730-12300

[@josuepino6136]

Hola, sabes dónde puedo comprar los del toyota Corolla verso 2005... económico...

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.autoscout24.com/lst/toyota/corolla-verso/re_2005 www.motors.co.uk/toyota/corolla-verso/year/2005/used-cars/ www.gumtree.com/cars-vans-motorbikes/cars/uk/srpsearch+2005+toyota+corolla+verso

[@allanettienne5471]

Where can I order these stripes and brand

[@YiannisPagonis]

The best thing to do is go to the Toyota dealership and buy them from there my friend. They are the best. If you buy after market you may have trouble installing and applying them. I say this from experience

[@stephaniemanganello2139]

Mine doesn't snap in place. What am I doing wrong?

[@YiannisPagonis]

First of all, my friend, did you get the right part with the right part number?

[@stephaniemanganello2139]

Yes. It's identical to the one that was taken out and it lines up exactly. It's for a 2012 Toyota Corolla

[@cherokeebrooke2316]

@@YiannisPagonis did you figure it out. I just got mine and my back window won’t snap in either

[@parushgera610]

I badly need this. The ebay link you shared, is sold out. Shall I buy from Amazon? Toyota is giving 4PC for 200$. Its too expensive. I am a student. The product on Amazon has bad reviews. I am confused. Please suggest.

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.ebay.com/itm/4X-Car-Outside-Window-Moulding-Weatherstrip-Seal-Belt-for-2009-12-Toyota-Corolla/402330634779?hash=item5dacc64a1b:g:cwsAAOSweJ1fEw8l

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.ebay.com/itm/4Pcs-Door-Glass-Window-Weatherstrip-Seal-Belt-Trim-For-Toyota-Corolla/293459921517?hash=item4453930a6d:g:OxYAAOSwsQleOW8a

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.ebay.com/itm/4PCS-Door-Weatherstrip-Window-Belt-Seal-Moulding-Trim-For-Toyota-Corolla-07-14/402107616247?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item5d9f7b4bf7:g:-vcAAOSwGF5eTny2&enc=AQAFAAACoBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%2Fn%2BzU5L90Z278x5ickkTboA95HSvGa1O5UmCCGJLvzONu%2BhILYjI%2FCkCJU54932TBWp361Mc2beZHs2IaRaGUT6F8lIzSJ4mxJqbMvu1eDMx3qg1FxC7L0uVuyDzCaySJgj7LsIXWei8V5IP0%2BgGasbtS%2FTfbYEF5PysWW3CeJcePnYgskaAUda23XFfB0morlVX0ndU7TLir25ti%2B61kPulklqJZOqqDl9cS8zy6V7YmEbEVBcXowb7vlM8TEjJ87SwL8OeLQ38JF9dH9KQnI2qcCDPQiLQtLifFKBa1IRKtFZL97fW3i29u%2FTDLDBJWzOYVEr%2Bl%2BF38M85fU94A9EzPp1oPLPS%2FdJHovI6kfQCxXjcmUmUkQNhpA7OE5CMtTAI8vWnq1YYdw04GndQ7%2BApAUFML9m0lnI5YAAl3H4u6QMII0sG66B9uHhBABS0iwWxHGY8Gw%2BCM1flMI3hHXI%2BHCU12t65wZVXtGknxwnozuHV9vWFXOmUje%2FMrvft3pEEVu%2BKRaic74aT%2FaEmgbysXRMlk3wfzK5edYEafARWiLA08VVhBt4PzQ3WNj%2BWAcraZwhFJo7XiTExyxFPo6gkSna1CByq5cHpubNrSG9KS2v1Z6rVqiXT6wQhWVhmoOKB9yoJbvcRjpRYzNpz4RdbLRZm3VJjD3dqFDG8Smh%2FWqQhjj%2FP04Rs1FqSnAACCRt1t2ja%2FPvXXiFlFPzxpv%2BIr0WY7ti0ZQ5JhtA7eqKNGwEOCg8FIp0OYdgiW3%2F1uozSMvlF580aVlvQSIcAb6%2B00CkkiGXFR7%2BCfAUs0lm1w7mpd%2BOvwgEVshoq%2FP%2Bch2H1b3Lcw%2BpjQFPcKlVvgNXYdWsr666SlSvVNP0ew%3D%3D&checksum=402107616247642bb98b036f4c19a53f9ddf0ea15579

[@deanwhite4190]

I found plenty these strips on E-bay. From several different sellers. Most prices are about the same. Be sure to check the E-bay sellers rating which ate an indication of how good the seller is with his customers. I usually buy from a seller with a score of over 99%. The lower the seller's score the more dissatisfied customers he's had. You don't want that. EBay has higher selling standards. Also make sure your item is being shipped from the US. Products shipped from overseas can take several weeks to receive. You don't want that either. Overseas orders are likely to get lost or damaged.

[@deanwhite4190]

Order aftermarket from EBay. Forty dollars for the complete set of four strips. Toyota parts are way overpriced. Aftermarket parts seem to be better quality nowadays. These weather strips look as well made as Toyota OEM.

[@eleftheriosmichailidis8754]

Καλησπέρα , σε ένα aygo θέλω να αλλάξω το λάστιχο που βρίσκεται πάνω και εξωτερικά (εκεί που μπαίνουν οι ανεμοθραφτες) ,πώς μπορώ βρω ανταλλακτικό;

[@YiannisPagonis]

Στην αντιπροσωπεία της Toyota φίλε μου. Μόνο εκεί θα βρεις και πουθενά αλλού.

[@jimsoros5518]

Γειασου φιλε. Απο που τα Παραγκειλες αυτα;

[@YiannisPagonis]

Από το εξωτερικό, από το διαδίκτυο που τελικά δεν εφάρμοσαν σωστά οπότε αναγκάστηκα να τα αγοράσω από την ίδια την Toyota

[@jackmarsh7328]

Is all the same because I have the diesel one and not sure is the measurement are same or not

[@chiqui9140]

Good video

[@YiannisPagonis]

Thanks brother

[@henrysanchez6637]

Where you order the parts

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend I would suggest you to install only genuine Toyota parts that perfectly fit your car without any problem at all. Non-genuine parts may not fit when fitted. I used non-original spare parts (as you can see in the video) that did not fit and after a while the clips that hold them broke.

[@Gustamachio]

It would be nice if someone did a video on a Toyota Solara, mine is a 2008

[@YiannisPagonis]

I am very sorry for that, my friend. You may find a video of your car over time. Do not despair

[@notasian7620]

Hi there we have a solara in our shop there is one screw hidden under the rubber and the entire trim slides off toward the rear very easy 👍

[@methodtraining]

Can I hire someone to do this? Car detailer maybe??

[@YiannisPagonis]

You can do it yourself. You do not need to hire anyone. Follow the instructions given for their installation. Normally it is not very difficult unless they are stuck and melted on the door frame. But even in this case it is worth trying to do it yourself. 1.4 cc, 97 hp, 2008 model, 10th generation Corolla, 4ZZ-FE engine

[@onenite2nite]

Where can u buy the clip?

[@YiannisPagonis]

www.ebay.com/itm/143639528609?epid=28034420259&hash=item21719544a1:g:31kAAOSwHUdfSHD9

[@boykastroy4918]

Good video! may i know are those spray you used while removing the strip and after you removed it?

[@YiannisPagonis]

Yes, I used them to get rid of it

[@zerof0x1]

Yiannis Pagonis θέλει να ξέρει τι ήταν αυτό που έκανες use για να βγαλεις το weather strip. WD-40?

[@josephlinaban5124]

@@YiannisPagonis what are those spray?

[@gordonasturias6604]

@@YiannisPagonis what was the second spray you used?

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@gordonasturias6604 So the second spray I used was an emulsion cleaner/polish for the interior plastic parts of the car. Cleans and removes tough dirt while protecting the car's paint.

[@nazokeoshgerian1164]

How i can order ?

[@YiannisPagonis]

Better my friend to get it from the Toyota dealership so that you don't have any problems with the fit and it fits perfectly correctly

[@rubenarbelaez7964]

if bring window down will more easy ?

[@YiannisPagonis]

Yes of course it will be easier if bring window down

[@axlef1513]

I'm not trying to be rude or a know it all, but this video is ridiculously over complicated and includes totally unnecessary steps. I own a car lot and change these all the time. The trick is to identify where EXACTLY the old "clip" is that holds it in. So just look at the new ones you bought..One clip on each front molding and two on each back strip. Pop those out carefully so you don't scratch the paint and tear the damn thing off. I guarantee I can pull four of them off in 5 minutes or less. Its being thrown away, once the clip is out just pull/tear it off. No wd40 needed by any means. Just makes a mess and is not cheap these days. Hope this helps.

[@YiannisPagonis]

I think my friend that you have a high opinion of yourself and don't know enough about technical problems. This video I'm showing is a real tricky front door molding replacement situation because the car's years of exposure to high summer temperatures has caused the molding to melt and stick and become, if you want to believe it, a body with the car door chassis. Also know that all cases are not the same because each case is different with its own degree of difficulty. Thank you 😊😊

[@ottavioamato5373]

i got the same car, were can i buy it? (no toyota service)

[@YiannisPagonis]

I bought them (4) from ebay (56.71 € + 3 €) from this link: www.ebay.com/itm/4x-For-Toyota-Corolla-09-12-Car-Weatherstrip-Window-Moulding-Trim-Seal-Belt-OEM/283331537357?

[@sangersol]

Corollas from 07-08 have different trims than 09 and up. If these moldings fit 07-08 that means they will fit 03-07. Am I wrong?

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend I don't think these 2 different generations of corollas fit together. There may be other car components that are compatible between these 2 generations.

[@colinlim3087]

How to know my corollas is 2008 or 2009 versions?

[@MrChompay]

Am I the only one to notice that’s a makeup eraser towel? 😂

[@YiannisPagonis]

?????

[@preordered4763]

Also known as a micro fibre towel

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@preordered4763 I did not understand what you want to tell me my friend

[@YiannisPagonis]

I did not understand what you want to tell me my friend

[@alexnjsikoko]

@@YiannisPagonis he wanna say maybe you are Crossdresser

[@johngavin6622]

Holy crap man speed it Up !!!!

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend, things are not as simple as you think. It takes time and persistence to get a good and correct result, so don't rush

[@johngavin6622]

@@YiannisPagonis brother I’m not talking about your work being sped up. I’m talking about the video speeding up through parts where It’s obvious that you were just repeating things over and over.

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@johngavin6622 I just want to show the whole process without cutting and speeding up the video. Just like that

[@johngavin6622]

@@YiannisPagonis Sir I understand but maybe my mistake was to assume that you were posting the video(s) to get followership and make money however if that isn’t the case and you have no interest in posting popular videos but wanted to post accurate ones that is for you to decide Sir … all the best !

[@christosf.3617]

Καλημέρα φίλος... Μήπως θα μπορούσες να με βοηθήσεις...; Που μπορώ να βρω τα ιδια εκτός από την αντιπροσωπεία (46€ το κομμάτι)

[@YiannisPagonis]

Γειά σου φίλε μου. Μετά από αρκετή ώρα αναζήτησης στο διαδίκτυο κάτι βρήκα για σένα, όπως παρακάτω: www.ebay.com/itm/283555887959?fits=Model%3ACorolla%7CMake%3AToyota&hash=item42053f7b57:g:ueoAAOSwWmdfL~nk

[@jf8468]

What’s the spray?

[@YiannisPagonis]

It is an anticorrosive my friend

[@duanebutler4483]

Do you have to glue on

[@YiannisPagonis]

No my friend you don't need any glue to put on. It just clicks.

[@שיראלכהן-ח4נ]

?Where to buy the part? How much does it cost

[@YiannisPagonis]

I bought them (4) from ebay (56.71 € + 3 €) from this link: www.ebay.com/itm/4x-For-Toyota-Corolla-09-12-Car-Weatherstrip-Window-Moulding-Trim-Seal-Belt-OEM/283331537357?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

What are you spraying? Some information would be helpful instead of the annoying music.

[@YiannisPagonis]

At first I used anti-rust liquid to peel off this strip and then a dashboard cleaning lotion

[@colinlim3087]

I know my toyota is 2008. But How to know my vios is 2008 or 2009 versions?

[@T.Nur87]

Добрый вечер можете оставить номер Артикула? Спасибо!

[@JoseAlvarez-jd1sg]

Quiero ver cambio morduras Toyota Corolla de2003

[@YiannisPagonis]

Si tuviera un auto así lo haría mi amigo con gran placer

[@frankmembreno]

Where did you buy this item

[@YiannisPagonis]

I bought them (4) from ebay (56.71 € + 3 €) from this link: www.ebay.com/itm/4x-For-Toyota-Corolla-09-12-Car-Weatherstrip-Window-Moulding-Trim-Seal-Belt-OEM/283331537357?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

[@jarrickcoy]

Be the same on a 17 i wonder 🤔

[@YiannisPagonis]

No my friend it is not the same. I'm so sorry about that! 😢

[@jarrickcoy]

@@YiannisPagonis i mean as to the process not the part

[@YiannisPagonis]

@@jarrickcoy Sorry. Yes the process should be almost the same with minimal differences

[@weswarner7606]

You didnt say what sprays you use. Not very well explained video.

[@YiannisPagonis]

Sorry about that my friend. You can use an anti-rust spray

[@robertoluis1948]

No, hey no down the window...!!!

[@MrFatguy1213]

Worst job

[@YiannisPagonis]

My friend, it's not an easy job at all, especially if everything is stuck and burnt after many years of high summer temperatures. Trust me honestly it takes a lot of patience and technique to get it right so you don't do any damage

[@yassernazar8981]

Como una hora queriendo quitar eso, y otra persona en 1min lo quitó kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIPSXopuZpydldU

[@YiannisPagonis]

Tienes que saber, amigo mío, que no todos los casos de reemplazo son iguales. Tampoco tienen el mismo grado de dificultad. En mi video muestro un reemplazo en tiempo real, no algo dirigido.

[@angelluis6047]

Tenias que bajar el vidrio,