MotorFansClub 4PCS Weatherstrip Window Sealing Fit for Honda Civic 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Door Outside Sealing Strip, Black

These were an exact replacement for the original door channels on my 2006 Civic. The old ones popped right off and these snapped in securely in minutes. Look great and do the job at 1/6 the price. Great deal and great product.

As you may know the window weatherstrips dont hold up well on are 8th Gen civics along with the b - pillar wrap, Front window weather moldings and Paint also AC Compressor, and for some Motor Mounts, and Pulleys and so-fourthBut we are talking Molding for are door windows. All Mine were shot within 9 years of use and abuse from weather. OEM costs about $50 per door so I didn't want to pay to much so I get this.I Have a 4 door 2010 Honda Civic SIThese are a perfect fit. No Gaps easy to install, Might be a little hard to take off the old ones.2 months in and still looking new. The Bigger Question is Long term. Will these last 8-9 years? Who knows but for know they work great. No water penetration.Now I just need a cheaper option for the Front Windshield MoldingIf your looking at these, I say Give them a Shot.

I had to replace two of my door window seals on my 2011 Civic and these were an exact replacement. (The other two had been replaced just a few years ago due to body work.) I got a set of trim tools and was able to get the old ones off with a minimal amount of effort. (Like everybody else, I watched YouTube to learn the process.) These replacements went right on and fit perfectly. They look exactly like old ones, except these look new. I've only had them on a few days, but they seem fine and I feel they are going to last. Even though I only needed two, but had to get four, I still saved a bundle versus getting OEM replacements. Great value.

It fit in nice and well. No difficulties.

Total time was about 30 minutes, but the first half was figuring out how to remove the first old one. On the front doors, get the clip towards the handle first, then pull up and the hinge end will pop off. On the back doors I ended up getting the hinge side clips first, then breaking the glue that was holding the back clip to the seal, which then made removing the clips easy. To release the clips, I bent the metal near the clip out, then pressed in with my hand, which rotated the seal enough for the clip to go free. You may be tempted to just rip it off and break the clip, but then you have a piece of plastic falling into the door panel and rattling around.Installing was super easy; suspiciously so. But it seems to be holding up well.Another tip; do one at a time so you don't mix up which one goes where. It's hard to get it wrong, though. Everything lines up really well. You can use the new ones as a guide for where the clips are on the old ones to help you remove them.

I was a little hesitant at first to use non-OEM parts. These arrived quickly. They were well packaged. The quality is up to par with OEM. The packaging was great. They are clearly labeled, so you know where each one goes. I recommend a pair of needle nose pliers to get the original clips out (sometimes they stay on when you pull the old strip out). I also recommend watching a video or two prior to doing this. Do 1 window at a time. I will say that on a couple, I didn't hear a definite "click" of them locking into place, but they are well worth the price. The old ones had cracks and large gaps, leaving all of the door/lock/window guttyworks exposed to the elements. So, even if these don't last forever, they're better than that. Save your money. Order these and do it yourself.

Good fit for 2011 Civic. The old strips were very hard to get off and I basically destroyed them in the process of removal. Never figured out the "trick" to remove the old ones. Use plastic pry bars or you could damage the paint. New ones went on well except for one in which the clip/retainer missed the tab and was caught protruding outboard. Make sure those plastic retainers go behind the tab before you press the strip down. My fault really but you can get these back off without damage if you are careful by pulling the strip outboard while pulling up.

I purchased and installed this set a couple of months back. The installation was quick and easy.... so easy that I kept thinking I must have done something wrong.The front passenger piece was bent at the end... and sticks out just a wee bit... but 100% better than the dried-up, decaying parts I replaced.A funny thing.... today I received a long curved package from China and it turned out to be one of these for the front window. It made me think I had already written a review and the company was responding to the fact that one of my pieces were bent. But looking through... I had not. I am not sure why they sent me this... but a good thing I did not need it because the mail folks had totally demolished this one into an unusable banana shape with crimps.Not the company's fault.