My new to me Voyage 35A has a leak at the top left of the driver's side windscreen. I believe it will be necessary to remove the exterior A pillar trim to access the windscreen molding.
Anyone know how to remove this piece?
I've removed the interior trim and there is some rust. I think I will be able to treat it with PQR-15.
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When I had my front window replaced they removed the interior trim and there were some bolts though the pillar that held the outside trim in place. No nuts inside that you can remove to get it off?
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Thom Boles
2010 Winnebago Vista 32K with a 2013 Mini Cooper S Roadster toad.
You've probably already discovered that the nuts you found are the only fasteners for the trim piece. I had to remove mine to do some calking to the front edge of the window assemblies. I also discovered that there was some water collecting inside the trim piece. I also drilled drain holes in the bottom of the pieces on both sides. Be patient as lining up the bolts can be a challenge, but can be done.
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Tom and Barb
'07 Winnebago Voyage 35L
Workhorse W22 chassis FMCA 219315
FYI, there are three bolts and four screws. Two of the bolts are accessed from inside the coach. The third bolt is accessed from the engine compartment. All of the screws are accessed from the engine compartment. Two of the screws are phillips the other two are removed with a 3/16 hex wrench.
The window guy cleaned up the previous repair attempts and re-caulked the window. No joy. The frame may be too rusted out. Next step is to remove the windshield.
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