How to replace windshield gasket

Windshield gasket or mold, which fits within windshield, adds robustness and security glass. It also helps to seal the windshield strong winds and rain. Over time, the package may wear out and must be replaced to maintain its function. If you want to try replacing the packing windshield yourself, you can buy the new packaging in many auto repair shops. However, if no new gasket is installed correctly, your car may be susceptible to the effects of weather, or windshield may be lost.

Instructions

  1. Put on your safety glasses. Insert a tool to remove or screwdriver under the edge of plastic and moves until you find the support of the windshield. Gently rotate the tool to loosen the clip and pull it gently, without scratching the glass.
  2. Pulling one end of the windshield molding. You may have to cut into the edge to loosen. Once you’ve taken one end, pull out the entire length of packaging that is around the windshield frame.
  3. Clean the area around the trim. Search any material lost as dirt or rocks that may have fallen into the fitting groove that prevents firmly install the new package. You have that you might also scrape the pieces of waste tore when you threw the old packing.
  4. Insert one end of your new windshield gasket adjustment slot in the same place where he was one of the ends of the old packaging. Press firmly into the slot.
  5. Push the rest of the trim into the slot. Work slowly across the groove around the windshield to make sure the packaging is secure. If you work too fast, you can damage the glass or not fully insert the gasket, over time this can damage your car.
  6. Insert new windshield bracket on the windshield to close the packaging instead.
  7. Gently move the windshield. He plays around the windshield to see if it moves. If so, remove the gasket and reinstall. If the windshield still trembles, you may have to replace the gasket.