Review on 🚗 Dorman 926-446 Front Driver Side B Pillar Molding: Chrysler/Dodge Models, Black - Essential Car Trim Component! by Cesar Cook

I bought this part to replace one that broke off while driving on the freeway and flew away. If I had known the dealer would charge $93 for the replacement I would have stopped and tried to return it. After learning the price at the dealer, I decided to find the part myself. Luckily I found it on Revain for less than half the price. This part is for the front door on the driver's side. There is a screw on the inside of the door that the part is attached to. It is also attached with 2 pieces of adhesive tape. To install the part you need to do the following. DO NOT REMOVE ADHESIVES YET! I've found this to be the best way to do it. I did it differently and exposed the glue first which made it very difficult. I ended up reapplying the tape strips to get it right. First there are 2 square stickers around the two brackets that need to be placed in the car. I found removing those soft decals was the easiest way to get the clips to fit into the "holes" (don't know how to describe that part) on the car. You need to carefully bend the panel to the side and attach both brackets. Then make sure the screw hole lines up with the grub screw on the plate and screw in the screw (it's a torx head, not a phillips). Once the panel is in place, you can remove the adhesive strips. There is an extra length of protective strip that needs to stick out at the top that you can pull up. Now press a little on the plate so that the glue sticks.