Need a part number for driver side from window bottom trim.

[AvalancheFX4]

Tried installing window deflectors, didn't realize how low these went on the front. Part of the deflector tucks into the bottom window trim. As I was installing it I didn't realize a sharp corner on the deflector gouged the lower trim material. Removal seems straightforward , one screw on the inside door edge and just pry the rest off I believe. Just need a part#/ official name of said part. I'll include a picture.

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[Bob902]

Tried installing window deflectors, didn't realize how low these went on the front. Part of the deflector tucks into the bottom window trim. As I was installing it I didn't realize a sharp corner on the deflector gouged the lower trim material. Removal seems straightforward , one screw on the inside door edge and just pry the rest off I believe. Just need a part#/ official name of said part. I'll include a picture.

Try this

 

[RedDakooter05]

Ah yes, I too, ravaged my window "belt" trim like an idiot, though you did less damage than me.
(Spamming cause bob already hooked you up with the part #)

 

[AvalancheFX4]

Ah yes, I too, ravaged my window "belt" trim like an idiot, though you did less damage than me.
(Spamming cause bob already hooked you up with the part #)

I certainly felt like one. How was the part removal? Easy?

 

[RedDakooter05]

I certainly felt like one. How was the part removal? Easy?

Sorry, I have yet to actually look into it. I used black touch up paint to cover the bare metal the deflector cut into instead for the time being.

But removal appears to be simple, from my observation removal of the mirror, removal of any visible screws and some gentle prying should result in it coming out.

 

[AvalancheFX4]

Sorry, I have yet to actually look into it. I used black touch up paint to cover the bare metal the deflector cut into instead for the time being.

But removal appears to be simple, from my observation removal of the mirror, removal of any visible screws and some gentle prying should result in it coming out.

Just went out to the garage and confirmed it. Removal is easy , no mirror removal needed. Just unscrew one screw on the inside edge of the door. From the outside pull towards you and up with firm even pressure and it's off. That easy. So glad this turns out to be an easy but expensive $80 fix.

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