chinkster

heres all four part numbers for 98 GS400 color code 199 (alpine silver)

75735-30170-B0
75736-30170-B0
75745-30130-B0
75746-30130-B0

i bought mines from carson toyota. gordon helped me out. total was $88.77 shipped.

LEXUS_KID

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Just replaced all mine ( front & back door's ) MAN what a big difference you have to think of it this way 2, it's a piece of rubber after a while they wear out on a car 8 years old. So for $80.00 and about 1 hour of time this is money well spent

chinkster

i just replaced all 4 of mines too. all you have to do is unscrew those 3 10mm's nuts for the front door and 4 10mm's nuts for the rear doors. then you pop off that panel that the moulding is attached to. there is a lot of double sided tape behind the panel so you might need a razor to slice it and make it easier for the panel to pop off. after you have popped off the panel you will see some screws securing the moulding to the panel. unscrew those then slide off the moulding. thats it!

malraymal

This is a problem with every gs I have seen, including mine!

SoCal_VIP

Both my driver and passenger front doors are doing it. About 3inches of the stuff was coming off and just hanging. I went to a local hobby store and picked up some Plastic cement. I guess it's stuff they use to build plastic car models, appied some to the moldings and held it to the door with stuff I had around that was the proper height. After letting it sit for about 3 hours it was good to go. Its been about a month since I did it and no signs of it coming back off. I go over the surface often since I wax the car with my porter cable once a week, pretty strong stuff. Great, cheap solution that worked for me.

Cost of cement: $2.99

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I just purchased from sewell the door trims for all 4 doors and I have a 98 GS300 White
No one here had the part numbers for the pearl white so I figured Id post
The part numbers where:
75735-30170-A0 (Front RH)
75736-30170-A0 (Front LH)
75745-30130-A0 (Rear RH)
75746-30170-A0 (Rear LH)

pinoy8317

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I just used clean silicone and taped it up over night and it worked like a charm

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I did the silicone and it lasted about less then 1yr and started cracking off at the end again. Mine looks pretty weathered anyway so I figured I would just replace them all.

pinoy8317

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i wanted to get a whole set also but i seen my friends gs and he replaced it with a whole new set around and it really stands out cause since its newly painted the rest of the door is not . . . . my personal preference looks odd

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I agree, my car is going to the shop for a complete body kit install and complete paint job was another reason I went this route. Ive been driving bone stock for 7 years

By xscribex at 2011-06-28

sakataj

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to lazy to look it up.....and since they not my right part #'s how much were they? my passenger door has been like this for awhile. i super glued then epoxied it and colored it with a sharpie to match my black but i still see it and its ugly

i see prices listed but they are several years old....

nice DIY here

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-with-pix.html

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21.19 ea for front and 11.31 ea for the rear

dejavu157

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holy crap u got quoted 450 when others got em for 68. dayymmm thats a huge difference.

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$450? What are you talking about?

pinoy8317

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Ted920 the person who started this thread got quoted for 450