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Trim along top of windshield 850 1996

posted by  Hamfisted on  Tue Aug 19 15:22 CST 2003
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Stop by any auto-glass repair shop and they can pop it back in for you. Mine came off a long time ago and I took it to the dealer and THEY called a local auto-glass repair guy to drive over and put it back on. The dealers don't even want to mess with it. The glass shop dude used a little adhesive and basically beat it back on with a rubber mallet. But I guess the dealership was worried about breaking the windshield or something. They charged the dealer about $10 to do it and it hasn't come off again in about 7 years. I think there were alot of those pieces flying off from the factory, they must've used weak adhesive or none. Good luck ....... Mike






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