[JKOONCE]

I have had my 2004 Element now for about 3 years. I was traveling on the highway the other day and I thought I saw something fly by my drivers side window. At this time I of course was listening to music, probably way to loud and talking to my dog. When I finally reached my destination I had completly forgotten about the random thing that flew by window untill someone asked what had happened to my car. At this time I noticed that the grey panel that connects the roof of the car to the hood on the left side of the windshield was missing. From the looks of it I think it is a seperate plastic piece that clips in, but I have no idea what it is called if there is anyone that might know what this part is called please let me know. I would rather order it and install my self unless this is an impossible task and I have to take it to a Certified Honda Dealer. Thanks for all the help!
CHHEEERS

 

[becker57]

sorry I can't help but I have noticed how flimsy those trim pieces are and mine moves more then I'd ever expect a part on a car to move so it doesnt surprise me that you lost yours. I am sure thats where some air noise comes from as well.

Install it yourself. I am sure in only consists of a few clips and do your best to secure it better then the factory did. Good Luck

 

[MockSwede]

Welcome

Hey - right place to visit! These folks will be able to help. Even suggesting where to get parts.

 

[Hondad]

First,JKoonce, you should fill out your profile in order to assist anyone wanting to help [it helps to what model and trim your car has].
Second, try this link and see if it helps :http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...catcgry4=KA4AT&catcgry5=MOLDING-ROOF+GARNISH♦

Third-I see this is your first post! Welcome to the club - but be careful - it is habit-forming

 

[Hondad]

o.. - I tried the link I gave you, and ir does not work.
Try this :http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/. Click on Parts, fill in the info for your model, and look for "Molding-Roof Garnish".
Hope this helps.

 

[Twilightzero]

Start here on Majestic Honda's parts site, put in the correct info for your model, and you can order parts direct from them:

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/jsp/mws/PartsSearch.jsp



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[JKOONCE]

Thanks

Just wanted to say thanks to all of you for the great advice. I will be sure to fill out my profile ASAP. Let me know if you think of any other solutions.
CHEERS

 

[ds4832]

When we picked up our new E last month I noticed that piece you're referring to was not sitting correctly. Seems a clip had broken so we had to take it back in the following day for repair. Like mentioned, that piece is only held on by clips and if one breaks/comes loose it wouldnt surprise me that it would come flying off during travel. It only took the mechanic a few short minutes to replace that part--and if I'm not mistaken he even added a few extra clips to insure its stability.


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[lizzurd]

Passenger side:
73152-SCV-A01ZA GARNISH ASSY., R. FR. WINDSHIELD SIDE


Driver side:
73162-SCV-A01ZA GARNISH ASSY., L. FR. WINDSHIELD SIDE




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