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How do i remove the gutter rail rubbers without damaging them on the starlet?

Are they clipped in, bonded in, double sided sticky taped in or are they slide on type?

I dont want to put any bends in them as i remove them.By the looks of the bit ive tryed lifting off, they look to be stuck into the gutter recess with double sided tape?

Craig

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One off mine blew off in the wind.

:rolleyes: Haha and theres me trying to pull mine off with no luck!

Ill heat them up a tad and see if they lift off, i just dont want to order any from toyota and get bent over for a few hundred pounds for some rubber :thumbsup:

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Yes they should come off easily, there should be a little dab of glue at each end and then peel them off slowly.

I would recommend getting new ones and they are not exspensive (In Aus they were $50ea = 25GBPea.)

They are nice and shiny makes the roof look brand-new and are alot easier to fit then the old and they come with the double sided tape attached too.

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Yes they should come off easily, there should be a little dab of glue at each end and then peel them off slowly.

I would recommend getting new ones and they are not exspensive (In Aus they were $50ea = 25GBPea.)

They are nice and shiny makes the roof look brand-new and are alot easier to fit then the old and they come with the double sided tape attached too.

nice one :thumbsup: im not too fussed over how shiny they are haha, the cars just going to get abused from now on anyway :rolleyes:

Thanks guys

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I'd heat them up when removing to make sure they don't break dude. I managed to break mine :thumbsup: and refuse to pay £68 to Toyota for new ones! :rolleyes:

Tell me about it, it's a fucking rip off isn't it?!

Only thing to do is go hunting for new ones round local scrappys but with Starlets being somewhat rare... fuck if you'll find some.

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