Extremely common. Ford's fix is to remove the back window and replace it, so most skip that invasive method. Instead, use a tube of RTV and tape it down with masking tape for a few days.
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I had the exact same thing happen.
Thanks to @legmar, I used the following and it hasn't lifted anymore!:I had the exact same thing happen.![]()
Thanks.Thanks to @legmar, I used the following and it hasn't lifted anymore!:
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I will say though, you're gonna have to use about half the tube. I then taped it down with Gorilla tough tape overnight and bam! Woke up hard the next morning. I mean, it worked great:
Keep us posted and good luck my friend!
Awesome! You definitely have the patience which I don't. Post some pics!Thanks.
I used a small amount of silicone glue right behind it near the eyelit https://www.target.com/p/1-0-fl-oz-glue-with-precision-tips-clear-e6000/-/A-83706129#lnk=sametab
Then some super glue on the plastic eye itself(used a needle to be precise) then taped it down with some painters tape. Stayed down when I took off the tape in a couple days and so far so good.![]()
Haha. That’s not what the wife saysAwesome! You definitely have the patience which I don't. Post some pics!
Seriously, both of mine are like this and I have zero interest in having the rear glass removed.Another guy on here fixed his with RTV. Not worth having the dealer tear out the rear window and have the issue come back again later.
Here’s what I used and it’s been holding very wellSeriously, both of mine are like this and I have zero interest in have the rear glass removed.
I didn't do any of that. I just pumped that stuff underneath it, taped it over night and voila!I still need to do mine, thanks for the reminder. May have already been covered, but from what I remember in the original posts about this problem, you need to scuff (sand) the plastic trim & body to get it to hold the best with the RTV.
I didn't scuff, but cleaned it well and let it dry good. Then about a half tube of RTV, making sure it was thick enough get both the foam pad that was on the trim and the trim itself. Then I taped it down good with blue painter's tape. It rained next day, so I removed the tape after it dried up and retaped it. I let it sit for about a week and all is good.I still need to do mine, thanks for the reminder. May have already been covered, but from what I remember in the original posts about this problem, you need to scuff (sand) the plastic trim & body to get it to hold the best with the RTV.
I didn’t scuff or sand , didn’t want to disturb the factory clear coating. I cleaned the mating surfaces with rubbing alcohol once completely dry I started the adhesion process.I still need to do mine, thanks for the reminder. May have already been covered, but from what I remember in the original posts about this problem, you need to scuff (sand) the plastic trim & body to get it to hold the best with the RTV.
My hero, thank you.
You're welcome my friend! Hopefully you can make the next meet-up which will happen soon!My hero, thank you.