Saturn Aura

So has anyone done these? It looks like i can slip the flip past the 3rd brk light on the BG. Other than that it looks easy. Anything I should watch out for?

i have not done a saturn inyears...sorry i can't help.

bump! Anyone done car yet?

looks pretty basic

a Honda accord "looks" pretty basic too..but panels and felt are usually needed..I guess that's why I'm asking if anyone has actually done one ..if they know of any " idiosyncrasies "

I've done a couple and can't remember anything being a pita so i would say easy.

the backglass is basic...need a bulldozer for the rear breaklight.

the rubbers come out at the bottom of the roll-ups and all around the window. makes for a nice eazy install.

Good to know, thanx

update, TZ was right no panel removal needed , not even a screw to be popped out for all gaskets to be removed for clean install

I've done 2 of them so far and the only thing Ive noticed is that the rub-rails are pretty tight. I just use my ez-reach gold to tuck the bottom edge.

dude, grab the top of the door panel and pull it back enough to pull out the "rub rail"....then pull out the rubber around the sides and top of the doors.....

a great deal of the new cars you can pull back the door panel and pull out the rubber or just pull back the door panel.

i pulled the door panel back and pulled out the rub rail and seals around the window. but had major problems trying to get the top of the door panel back up and over the rub rail when i tryed to reinstall the seals. end up having to pull the panels. anyone have a trick to prying them back on

some of them can be tough to get back over the gasket. Somtimes it takes brute force. Somtimes you can get away with taking and screws out of the top of the panal to give it some play.

it wasnt bad

How about the lines on top of BG where they a problem to lay down?

Usually you just have to muscle it back on. Start with the front or back, and get it over, then pull back with a lot of force on the next bit and "bump" it hardly with your fist to slip it back on and work your way down the panel.