Affixing missing rear pass body molding (4 Viewers)

[pavell]

Hi guys

I just recently bought a 2000 Land Cruiser and it is missing the rear passenger trim (see photos below).I have bought a new piece of trim but I’ve got a few questions before I affix it.

two fasteners on the body are pink (look like they are affixed with glue. Is this oem)?and two look like they are slotted. One of the fasteners is broken(white). Is there a part number for one of these ? What is the process to remove the old fastener ? Is it slotted ?

Should I use glue affixing the new panel?

Thanks

 

[3_puppies]

they are snapped into the square holes
from behind you can pinch the pieces together that stick thru and get them out
you may be able to use a small pick device and slide in from the outside to get the prongs to collapse enough to get the rest out.
most likely tho the plastic will be brittle and end up breaking it out in pieces
the body molding/trim has slot receptacles on the back side that the fasteners slide into, then push thru the holes

 

[Zuberg]

For the parts numbers check out partsouq.com

Enter your VIN number and you'll be able to find any part, bolt, decal etc you want for your truck.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

In addition to the body clips, you can use 3M body tape along the top and bottom edge of the piece to seal it.

 

[ODOverland]

I think I have some more clips I had gotten for when I replaced mine. I will check as soon as I get home if you need some.