Just purchased a 2010 Tundra yesterday and really need to replace all of these. We are in the PNW and the truck is from Texas! Thanks for all the great information.

You made that look so easy Terry. I probably need to do that on my truck too. Mine is super hard and brittle now. Love those Tundra Trucks too by the way.

Excellent tutorial. You saved a lot of money by doing it yourself. Cheers Terry.

Thank you for the Video Sr! my 2010 XSP had one broken seal. I will replace all just in case. Thank you once again! your video helps a lot.

Nice repair! I have always liked the Toyota Tundra.

Thanks this was helpful, I ordered my molding for my 2015 platinum, Tundra - the car wash machine pulled my driver side off, so I ordered all four. Your part reference was helpful, the website had me put in my VIN to ensure I was ordering the right. part. Again Thank You

That was an easy fix and I bet you from the dealer they be a lot more expensive than what you got them for....great fix,,,,CHEERS

That`s a really good price....Been with Toyota for 14 years and i have never seen them go bad must be the difference in our climate...I live in the North east..

Well that was easy. I need to get one. I will look at my Dodge Ram tomorrow. Mine gets gooey in the Texas summer heat and leaves black rubbe streaks on my window. I appreciate you making this video Terry.

Got to love easy fixes. Thanks!

Hey look at you doing auto repair. If I ever have a welding project I'll hit record, then we'll be even. Nice work Terry.

Thanks! I believe I can handle that.

Thank you!

things are different in the last several years. in the old cars those things lasted for over 20 years. but that was easy to change.

Back in 86 may then girlfriend now wife bought me an SR5 x-cab Toyota pickup for valentines day. It ran great but by 89 I grew out if it. Now, back in 2010 my brother-in-law bought the Tundra and loves it still today. I have been hearing a lot of good about them but the Ford style not sure. I am thinking of buying a third vehicle for the winter seeing my new van is only 2 wheel and to convert it to 4x4 will cost $10k I figured I can find a good used x-cab 4x4 cheaper.

Thanks a lot for sharing

Piece of cake!

We don't have a "Tundra" model over here. What motor do they have fitted? Judging by your vid I think you may have done that job before.

Nice fix, and thanks for the tip on oempartsource.com!

How's she goin'? Nicely done my friend. And the price was cheap too. I bet they would be double that in Canada eh!!!

Like new! =)

Wow im thinking my ford is not that easy. 👌

I'm sure it's easy, but how about the rear window?

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You were doing headlights last time I stopped by. Why pay the dealership rates when a little time online educates enough to get er done!

Too easy. I was looking at a double row timing chain kit for a 2.5L turbo diesel navara today online from what I assume to be the same place. I assume that cos the brand was Mentor. If the shipping is around what I expect,(approx $50) then I'll probably get it from there. It would be a saving of a few hundred $, here in Aus. Cheers Terry.

That was easy. I thought perhaps you would have to disconnect the muffler to get at it.

You almost showed us the part numbers that we need and description. Almost. Even on super slow motion I can't read it.

Bet Chevy, Ford and Dodge isn't that easy.

Disappointed with Today and Honda, skipping out on quality in their puts now. Starts breaking down after 5 years.

Yeah, 10 years and needs to be replaced? Ridiculous...