Tundra window weatherstripping

Hi All,
New to this but wanted to share this info. I have an '07 Limited Crew Cab. My weather stripping around all 4 door windows along the bottom edge (sort of the wiping edge that rubbed against window when lowered and raised) had deteriorated away to nothing. I tried for several weeks to "specifically" identify the part numbers and a tutorial on how to install them. Got bits and pieces of info but never everything I needed to purchase and install. Seemed lots of folks had the same issue but no real/complete solutions. Lots of info I got was contradictory as well. OK, got it all now and here are the part nos. and the best news to tell you it is a "breeze" to do yourself, i.e. 10 mins per window. Roll window completely down. Just unsnap the end of the strip that has the "hard" plastic end on it (it has a clip) by gently prying it away from door edge. I carefully inserted a small rigid putty knife and just carefully pried it away. Then just slowly and gently pull the rest of the strip away from the window and out of the window channel. No biggie. Mine tore in a couple places but no issue, it all came out easily. Just re-assemble in reverse order tucking the molding piece under the section an each door post and sliding it into exactly the same position. You will also have to gently snap the entire length down into the window opening until you hear it click into the channel inside the door/window cavity. Carefully/slowly insert the clip back into the "starting point" slot until it clicks in, and you're done. Just be gentle and patient and you will get it no problem.
Each strip was approx. $29.00 from Toyota dealer and here are the part nos.

Left Side Front- 68210-0C020
Left Side Rear- 68164-0C020

Right Side Front- 68160-0C020
Right Side Rear- 68163-0C020

 

Good to know this is potentially something to keep an eye out for down the road. Thanks for the info.

 

Pics would be nice. I don't have this problem yet, but I know eventually I will. thanks for the info.

 

Nice writeup!

 

Welcome from CO. Great write up. Your off to a good start. What's next??

 

Sorry guys for not including pics...dumb on my part. Told you I was new at this. I will take the advice to heart for future posts.

 

Check out this how to replace the door belt weather seals

https://youtu.be/k3WKftPuo8c?list=PLx4vVC-JkeaoqACFvTd728eIjKj-xz9Gs


681640C010 Rear Outer Left $13

681630C010 Rear Outer Right $13

681600C020 Front Outer RH Passenger Side $18

682100C020 Front Outer LH Driver Side $19

 

This was by far one of the EASIEST installs ever but, I was so intimidated initially. Lol

 

glad the video help; the dealer wanted to charge me between $150 and $200 (it was so easy; After I installed them, I took one of them off again and made a video to share) LOL

 

Sparks has these as a package, $69 total (all 4 Windows). I was also quoted $29/ea from Toyota.

68210-CRW is the Sparks Toyota part number, which includes all 4 PNs mentioned above.

 

Nice write up!! Welcome from South La!!

 

Thanks man. I had already purchased a replacement for my front driver door, but was dreading the install. Sounds like it ain't no thang.

 

I did it on my wifes 08 Scion. Super easy. I noticed they looked identical to the tundra except smaller. Which led me to believe it has to be a similar install. Helps me to not worry about replacing when the time comes. I like to replace stuff before it becomes an eye sore. Thanks for the write up, video and part numbers.
FYI you guys can get these from @Roman from Toyota of cool springs for a nice price.

 

I forgot to follow up. I passed along this info to one of my coworkers who had the same issue on his 07. Went to the dealer with the part#s and got everything replaced $100 and some change. He did his own install. Said it took him a 1/2 hr to do.

 

sealing gaps would ensure warmer feel inside and save 10 to 15 percent energy. I had 3 inch gap at bottom of my window which had me frozen the whole season

 

PaddyBoy, it’s been three years since you created this thread but thank you. Your post text, the part numbers & glewis25’s video made this easy. Spent an hour to do all four but that included scrapping off the FL sun melted weatherstripping that looked like tar on my glass. Thanks.

 

What! Wish I had known that earlier...

 

I need to replace the rubber seal that goes around the power rear windshield, on my 14' Crewmax.

Anybody know what that part is called or where to buy it? I talked my local dealership's parts department and the guy wasn't quite sure which part to order ... Then he said the rubber seal was $221.00

Sooooooo, FTS.
looking elsewhere now

 

After a little investigating I believe this is the seal I need .Not 100% sure yet.

https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-glass-run-682750c030

 

Is it the window run for the rear glass you're needing? The rubber strip that the window rolls up into? If so, it is here:

https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.com/oem-parts/toyota-glass-run-682750c030

 

Does anyone have part numbers for a 2005 DC SR5? Please and thanks.

 

Replaced these on our 07 a while back. As mentioned, really easy and worthwhile. Old ones were worthless, new ones actually functional!

 

I need to replace my front drivers side. The inside surface has scratched up my window. The only ones I can find for my 2005 DC are about $100/piece. Ridiculous.

 

I think these are right (?)

68160-0C010 Right
68210-0C010 Left
$48.48 each Cool Springs Toyota

https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.c...5--4-7l-v8-gas/body--exterior-trim-front-door

 

Those are for the regular and access cab models only. The double cab takes 75710-0C010 and 75720-0C010.

 

dangit, thanks Roman!

 

2010 DC here. Looking for both sweeps for all 4 windows.

Anyone have a good kit or P/N they've used?
Thanks in advance.

@Roman

 

Check out this thread:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/belt-moldings-for-all-years-and-models.52575/