2007 Prius - Weather Strips Installation

Ya I don't know that you want to run without them. Try this website as an example

2006 Toyota Prius Parts - Toyota Parts Superstore

If they are like any other ones that I have replaced you simply pull them up and out and press fit the new ones with the palm of your hand or soft mallet.

 

I just stumbled on this site trying to find a "how to" video on replacing the window lower weatherstripping on my 2011 Prius. The dealership is charging me $78 for the part and an additional $100 labor for one window! Needless to say since all four need to be replaced I was looking at the possibilities of a DIY. Were you able to find instructions? Was it as "easy" as some of the other posts say it is?

 

Your 2011 is a Gen 3 and there may be differences between it and the Gen 2, so it might be a good idea to ask your question over in the equivalent Gen 3 forum, 'Gen 3 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting'.

 

Thanks for advice. I did my homework on You tube how to & priced parts on the net. Unfortunately already paid dealership $85 for driver's window. When I took car in for repair I opted to skip labor for another $100. I explained and I was taken to parts department where they were able to meet the web price for the others $35 each. They even suggested I use plastic pry tools so as not to scratch paint. I took my car home & did all four windows in about half an hour! Instead of $185 per window ($740) I easily completed for $225. I will double think any such repair from now on.