same here!!! and i get a lot of wind noise at freeway speeds because of this. Im wondering if you can take to just any windshield repair shop to get it fixed or if its an easy DIY

 

You can buy new weatherstrips.

Here are the part numbers for my car #15 & 18 ~ $48 from Majestic Auto.

College Hills Honda is a sponsor of ours and you can order from them too. See the vendor list at the lower section of the forum lists.

Body shop guys were getting parts from HondaPartsNow 2006 Honda Civic 2 Door SI KA 6MT Door Panels - HondaPartsNow.com

Stuff gets old in the sun huh?

 

48 bucks? I think you got the wrong part.

 

Just had a customer come in with a tsx that had his side molding come off. He needed the 3 clips and molding and came up to be around 200ish. Canadian dollars tho. And it comes painted . Should be cheaper for the civic I think, prob 170ish?

 

Those moldings for a sedan are about $57 each.

73158-SNA-013 right side
73168-SNA-013 left side

Unless you can find an online seller that offers free shipping, you're better off getting a dealer to price match the online prices.

The custom box these parts will be shipped in is about 8' in length so the shipping alone will be twice as much as the parts.

 

Can you show me a direct link? Cause I don't see that price at all.

 

The website I'm linking to is one of many I use to find the least expensive online price. I normally get my local dealer to price match or charge me a couple dollars more by showing them the lowest price I find online.

The discounted price in the links below is about $2 less than what I paid for the parts.

http://www.hondapartssales.com/lisle/jsp/item.jsp?srchwords=73158-SNA-013

http://www.hondapartssales.com/lisle/jsp/item.jsp?srchwords=73168-SNA-013

 

Thanks man! My dealership here is like 170 a piece. I never knew it was that cheap. I swear I looked online and it was above 80.

 

Sorry to bump an old thread, but I'm just experiencing this issue with my car.

Those who had broken windshield moldings experienced leaks on the interior of the car?
We're having light rain almost everyday here and my local dealer tends to take their sweet time to deliver parts, specially for older models.

 

You don't need to worry about water leaks. The windshield sealant is what keeps the water out.

The molding is for air flow and appearance purposes on the windshield and as it goes over the roof is only there to cover up the seam.