Today is April 14, 2024 and I just completed this operation on my 2010 4Runner. Here are some notes which could be helpful. After reading reviews of the melting knockoffs on Amazon ($45) I purchased the OEM set on ebay for $149.99 plus my state's tax from seller PARTSYOUWANT. This was the lowest price I could find. Despite some bad reviews, my order arrived on the opposite coast in 4 days, superbly packaged. The (4) mouldings were fresh, not returns. I decided to do a THOROUGH job, which always takes far longer than advertized. (Note here that Google's spell-check wants me to use the American spelling "molding" but they prefer the British spelling "advertised". Is this an example of AI?) In my case I completed it in 2 hours. I cleaned the window and door area with SprayAway window cleaner (which I use all over the car routinely). I rolled down the windows and attempted to remove the mouldings carefully enough as to not break all those crispy tabs (total of 6). I broke 2. I used two of those orange el cheapo auto pop plug removal tools, the ones you get for a couple bucks in a set of about 8 trim tools. I got 3 of the 4 out without damage except as noted to a couple tabs - in case I needed to reuse them or sell them on ebay. They were still in good condition but I like to stay ahead of my deteriorating 4Runner. I ended up throwing them out of course. They required more convincing to remove than I was expecting, possibly because they still had some life in them. Then I cleaned the windows including that nasty strip which is usually covered by the belt moulding. I cleaned the gunk off the long metal tabs and coated the top several inches of the door skin with ceramic, as this was my only chance. I carefully placed the new mouldings on the slippery metal. That made the operation easier. I managed to guide the 6 plastic tabs into their holes in such a way as to not break them, which was a distinct possibility. There was only a litle clicking as they snapped into place, since the tabs were waxed. Nobody but me will ever know I did this. BTW, my 2010 has no screw in the rear moulding. Perhaps people who talk about that in the comments are referring to a different model.

Normally, I would say it was a great video.But you were standing in the way the whole time😢

For doing the rear window: Same thing but the screw is on the front of the door, closest to the front seat. Then there is a clip on the back of the trim piece.

good content.very helpful.

Thanks for posting this three years ago. Saved me a lot of stress

Thank you!! I ordered the parts for our 2011 4 Runner. The box has set on yne shelf for over a year. I have bad experiences with any trim held by clips. 2 minutes into this video, I grabbed the box and in 20 minutes had all 4 replaced!! Thank you so much for taking tbe time for this simple replacement!

I'm trying to get them for a 2010 renault megane 4 door hatch. can't seem to find them anywhere.. except from wreckers. anyone know a site that would do new ones..?

2009. Rockauto pn KT2011 There’s a ?t7? Screw at the front of the back window molding and the back of the front window molding. Remove before attempting to remove the old one. ALINE before doing the final snap down on the new one. Open door to find screw.

I live in the mid Atlantic and park outside. Does doing this help prevent the door and window from freezing after a good rain and then a cold snap? I've had that problem since my 2019 was new...I've never had the issue on a newer vehicle before.

Thank you! This is the exact video I needed. Took no time at all once I saw how to pry off the old weatherstripping. The tip about wrapping electrical tape around a paint scraper was great! Thanks again.

Hi. I bought the parts a few weeks ago from the dealership and installed them today using your video. Everything worked perfectly and took less than 5 minutes for all 4 windows on my 2009 Toyota Highlander due to your instructions. Thanks so much!

Did you happen to change the one out for the tailgate window? I have the part but not sure if I have to remove the applique panels, which I don't know how to do. Thx !! 2013 4Runner.

That's the outter one, what is the inner one called? Mine is worn out and leaving rubber marks on the inside of my window when i roll it down and up. The inner flap is folding down on itself.

Two years later and still helping folks like me! Thanks. Your video was just the help I needed and the driver's door is what I need to replace so I'm glad you did that one first! 7/30/2022 Update: Don't make the same mistake I did when ordering the part shown. There is an outside seal, and an inside seal. I had to make an extra couple trips to the dealer to get the correct part. Luckily, I didn't remove the old seal before getting the correct part. When I removed the old part, the clip snapped off and fell inside the door. Plus it was bent due to being sealed with some black gooey stuff holding it when I was prying it off. It wasn't reusable. Put the new part in and it works like a champ! Took 5 minutes!

Knowing each one is different, is a great help. I did it, Went as easy as your video!

Your video was a big help....Thanx!!!

Great video

I wish you would have shown the "bike tool" not sure where to get one. Can you add a link for one of those? Thank you! Enjoyed the video. I am going to attempt to do this myself on a 2011 Toyota Sienna van.

Appreciate It. I never replaced, very helpful...appreciate taking the time to make the video...it did make my life a little easier and I was able to replace the door belt moldings...thank you.

Thank you! You have a knack for the 4Runner DIY topics, you should consider doing more of it for us 4Runner 4Life folks, always going to the internet to figure stuff out. Thanks again!

Thank you so much

Thank you for taking time out of your day to help the rest of us.

Thank you for the part numbers!!

Thanks for doing this. It was at the top of the suggested videos which was perfect as I'm swapping a 2011 4runner as well.

Thanks man, just what I needed

Dude you’re in the way the whole time. Can’t see anything you’re doing

Thank you for this video, getting ready to install mine now.

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I think the rear part numbers are the opposite of each other. 75721-35011 is rear passenger 75722-35011 is rear driver

Thanks Tim. For some reason the service manual has an incredibly involved procedure for this involving the disassembly of most of the door. I have no idea why - looking at it I figured it must be simpler as you've shown.

Great video. Thanks for posting.

Thanks a lot! This should be similar for my 2011 Sequoia.

Thanks Tim!!

Can you share a link of where to buy this please?

Very helpful, thank you.

Good stuff bro - the shots the angles - even the music - editing is really good !!

Very helpful. Thanks brother

Thanks for the video. Do we have to change the inner ones as well? Or does replacing the outer one fix the drag issue on the windows?

This is the best video on replacing window belt moldings I have ever seen. And sweet sweatshirt.