Roof Molding clip p/n help.

I am removing the OEM roof rack and putting drip molding back in place. Need help verifying the p/n for clip to reinstall roof drip molding. I found p/n 75561-02020 at Toyota Parts Deal. Would that part be this?

 

Yup just bought 4 myself off fleabay

 

They are sticky on the bottom

 

Perfect. Thanks for that!

 

Weird. Mine came in and it has a pad on the bottom, but doesn't have self-adhesive. Just a tan colored pad.

 

Just checked mine as well and yup they are stuck to a plastic strip for shipping, but after that no sticky residue once peeled off

 

Im thinking these need to be ultrasonically welded. Time to break out the JB Weld.

 

Hey..catching this old post.. what did you end up using to attach clips? Did JB weld do the trick?

 

And while on the thread, I'm having trouble finding the right parts to re-do the drip sill molding after removing my rack. I ordered drip molding that was for the double cab but it stops short and doesn't continue down the curve of the back of the cab. Can't find that second "L" shaped piece.. are folks just getting the access cab drip molding and cutting? Any help would be appreciated.

 

If this helps you in any way, here is the drip moulding repair procedure for an 05

 

You are a king among men. Thanks.

 

Yup. So far its held in place fine.

 

Same here. Going to the dealership for service today. Going to ask them directly.

 

With a little digging I ultimately found the correct additional parts. The confusion is that for access cab it's one piece for the whole sill, for full size cab you need two pieces per side. Here's the second set of pieces I ordered (there's a left and right):

75553-04020 Molding Roof Drip - 117F1 $14.81
75554-04020 Molding Roof Drip - 117F1 $14.81

For others.. the parts above are the "L" shaped part of the roof drip sill this wraps down the back of the cab and hits the rear window.

They snap in and fit well. Again for posterity sake, one thing I had trouble with were the long drip molding strips. When shipped they were folded and the warm weather created a permanent "bend". It prevented them from staying seated - I used a blow dryer to re-heat and eventually got them to seat. Per other recommendations, some double sided tape down the length is probably a good idea.

 

Excellent. Thank you.

 

bump if anyone knows

the clip holds the drip moulding,
but how do you fill the screw holes that the OEM roof rack was using,
before re-installing the drip moulding, so that water doesn't leak in through the now empty screw holes?

 

There are posts on TW of various solutions, all of which are just homegrown approaches. Some folks have filled the hole/void with silicone. I myself used metal automotive tape (which is waterproof). I cut to the width of the rail/sill but made it considerably longer. Then put the drip mouldings over that. I have zero issues.