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Reardoor window trim separated
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Update - went to the dealer, they ordered the part and got it in a couple of days. Booked an appointment and 90 minutes later both sides done along with the trailer brake recall. All under warranty.Has anyone else had the trim on the rear door windows separate, and if so how did you fix it. This has happened on both driver and passenger rear doors.
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Has anyone else had the trim on the rear door windows separate, and if so how did you fix it. This has happened on both driver and passenger rear doors.
Volvo used an elasticized black crazy glue made by Wurth.
The part number is 0893092.
The SPA platform vehicle's sunroof seal did something similar, and I believe they used that to glue in the new seals.
Basically it's rubberized black crazy glue.
And it drys very fast and messy.
And yes the seals would need to be pliable and then held together a short time afterwards!
Because it was for professional use only, it came in a 20 gram bottle and on the Wurth website is $70 plus dollars!
It has an expiration date and it won't be good to use past that date. It gets hard in the bottle.
Google it and see if you can find a similar product.
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