BMW Rear Window Seal Replace

Replacing rear window seals on my 2009 BMW 328i.
Rear window seal on Amazon: amzn.to/2LLY2CN
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[@ChrisAsipyan]

Rear window seal on Amazon: amzn.to/2LLY2CN

[@mystreba]

Thanks for the tip on setting the top "in" first!

[@beauellenbecker9075]

Thanks. Doing this in a few weeks.

[@emf1123]

So, in case anyone else is trying this fix, it really is a 20 minute replacement, if you actually pay attention to what you're doing. One thing that isn't mentioned in the video: the seal has a surface that looks like a cup shaped channel. That goes DOWN, toward the car sheet metal. If you try to put it in upside down, you're an idiot like me. ;-)

[@Esqj]

Question: my 2010 BMW 528i Xdrive has metal strips on the top and sides. I have not seen them on any rear glass seal videos. Should I remove them?

[@kylemcneley5467]

I watched to see how the lower seal goes on and he don’t even show it

[@ChrisAsipyan]

True, perhaps I'll do a more detailed shot of the lower seal if I end up replacing one again.

[@TheSorcererX]

I see the original part was glued. Will this require glue also? Will it not fly at high speeds?

[@ChrisAsipyan]

+7UP Alliance the one that goes on the bottom has come off .. yes that one will require glue

[@TheSorcererX]

Chris Asipyan I will replace my top part only soon. You think that will be ok without glue? E46.

[@guapothecroco374]

I have to do this to my 96 328i but would it be the same? I cant find a video

[@ChrisAsipyan]

I'm guessing it's a very similar process