Genuine Honda 72410-SVA-A01ZA Molding This is the part number I used for my car the part number Would very if you had a coupe vs sedan. I would suggest you take this part number and plug it in to eBay or Amazon and there's an option you can choose that says verify this will fit my car and you put in the specifics of your vehicle Hope this helps
anthony rivera I thought it was the same part number for both sides but what I would do is put the part number I listed into Google and search it and look at what description says the description says.
Please help me man this is literally driving me nuts. I can't find the part number for both sides? Everything I see online is mad confusing. Is the part number you listed the same thing for both sides or no?
I need to replace mine 4 of them, I went to Honda for an estimate and they charge $335.00 for labor and $37.00 each trim. Thank you for making this video is very helpful.
Hey, thanks for this video! My 2006 Civic needed these replaced really badly, but thought it was outside of my capabilities to replace myself. I got a quote from a local shop... $293.00!!! Bought the parts myself and for $88.00 and 40 mins of work.. my Honda looks good again!
This video was a perfect example of how to do this. The tip of making sure the weather stripping is pushed all the way in behind the mirror is important. Easy job if you watch this video. Thanks so much.
Awesome, Eezy-Peezy! Just had a friend purchase a 2010 4 door Civic with the same problem and I am so pleased to see how easy (so long as we source the correct parts) to replace the four crap spent moldings will be thanks to this video. Thanks
The black trim ..I detailed and refinished a 2018 civic and used something called "Back to Black" and it works very well its polish on I haven't had to repolish it and its been 4 months said I may have to do it every 6 weeks buts staying good 4 months later-its good stuff got it at Advanced auto.
I ordered the parts and will be changing mine today. Thanks for the video. The part numbers for the 8th gen coupe are as follows. 72410-SVS -A01ZA (right side) 72450-SVA-A01ZA (left side) I got them on Ebay for $55 each as the dealership cost was $75 each.
works perfect on a 98 civic too!!! i also removed the middle screw on the side panel piece (not sure if newer models have 1 there). got the job done in 3min after that. much better then trying to muscle it off...
If you don't mind me asking, where did you get the replacements? And what the part numbers are? Just bought a '98 DX sedan for my daughter, and need to update it a bit.
i bought mine new from honda. i couldn’t find the part number online so i just went up there and had them pull it up. but i’m pretty sure this is it (for 98 civic hatchback though) www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/oem-parts/honda-molding-assembly-r-door-72410s03003?c=Zz1pbnRlcmlvci1idW1wZXImcz1tb2xkaW5nJmw9MSZuPVNlYXJjaCBSZXN1bHRzJmE9aG9uZGEmbz1jaXZpYy1oYXRjaGJhY2smeT0xOTk4JnQ9Y3gmZT01LXNwZWVkLW1hbnVhbA%3D%3D
For under $10, get a can of plasti dip at home improvement big box stores. Mask the area you want to fix. Cut out the damaged mold. Clean it with rubbing alcohol. Spray the plasti dip. Let it dry and spray additional coating. For best looking results, I would do 3-4 coats. Let it dry in between. 👍
@@peterleung6586 "Cut out the damaged mold" - THAT IS THE ENTIRE THING. Replacing it is no big deal. Is it more expensive than a $10 can of Plasti Dip? (plus cost of rubbing alcohol and other supplies) Sure, but you wind up with all new materials, not a patch job.
@@Brillig2 check out how it works. The end result looks just like the part you will replace. You will be amazed how good it looks using a product like this.
Hey Brett, thank you so much for sharing. I'll be able to give mine a go soon. Any tips on replacing aftermarket headlight bulbs (that are both h1 for high and low) with some sort of harness to hold them in correctly
I just removed 20 year old tint on a 1999 Civic ek hatch (1 owner I just bought 😊)... it was a nightmare. I resorted to abrasive chemicals, which worked well, but I took out the window trim near the C pillar and broke one of the old clips, I don’t like body panels to have any sort of play, so I sourced a new (used of course)one from a junk yard outta state. Never owned a Honda before now, and I’m really understanding why they have such loyal buyers.
I have both strip moulding from the bottom of the windshield to the top of the windshield that came off...just flapped in the wind until they both came off. I heard you have to take the windshield off to replace them. Ugh. Is this true, and do you know where I can purchase the replacement parts? I have the exact same car with the exact same color. I love it!! Thanks for the video.
which do you prefer though, the lambo or the civic? (bubble tint aside) ps don't put your VIN into amazon. that's a privacy fail. just put the model/make
Hey Brett, do you know if this is the same process on the 9th gen civics? I watched a video that basically took the whole door apart, is that whole process necessary or will just removing the 1 screw suffice? Thank you!
Do you have any videos on the aftermarket headlights for the 08 civic coupe? I am just trying to replace bulbs they are now h1 bulbs and one doesn't just go in and quarter of a turn and looks like retainer clips are impossible to get right for this one...
Brett...regarding the piece that you reference at 0:51, I've seen some youtube videos where they bring this back to life using a heat gun. You gotta be careful not to overdo it, but the idea is the gray haze will melt back into the original black material. It's almost like burning away the top layer. I haven't tried it yet, but it's on my to-do list as I continue to update my 2008 Civic. Search youtube and you'll find someone who has done it. On an unrelated note, how much did you spend having that front bumper re-sprayed? That, along with the window molding weather strip, is what's next on my list.
W then it rains where I live it eventually fills the inside of my 06 ex coupe doors, I have aftermarket speakers and lighting. Will this keep the rain out? Thanks
Ok so he has a couple old shitty sports cars. Ur cool dude. That Tesla is just parked there btw don’t lie to me. On another note, thanks for the vid. Needed my shit switched out. God bless
No they are all my cars, I buy and sell them as an excuse to drive cars that I like to drive but would not want to make the payments on. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HkwquJJfPLg.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vglkPDezqPs.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5_ibp3e5Jg0.html But that being said it's still makes me look like a pompous ass to brag about cars. Also glad the video was able to help you
This is a two-door also referred to as a couple, the four-door would be referred to as a sedan. A handy little tip is on Amazon you can create a garage and put your cars in by VIN number and then it will only show parts that fit that exact car car. That would be my suggestion to make sure you're getting the exact correct part
Genuine Honda 72450-SVA-A01ZA Molding. Just do a search on Amazon for the part number also keep in mind you the passenger and driver side door if you’re replacing both
I totally deserve that, I buy and flip cars on the side and it's not very often I have a Lamborghini so it was just me being pompous and trying to show off
Do you really have to show off your other cars just to show off that you can afford other expensive vehicles. You can like have went straight to the main issue is changing the window molding.
You're a 100 percent right, it just made me come off looking pompous. As a side business I buy and flip cars and it happened to be that I had some nicer cars that I was in the process of flipping they're not even actually cars I can afford
I didn’t take it that way at all. Don’t listen to them. If you DO, maybe place a marker (I don’t know the proper name for it) in your video or just mention in your title, the time in your video for the how to portion. Not a big deal. Thanks for the helpful video!