So I been driving it like this for some months now forgetting to really deal with it.Im not sure how important it is to have it there but I havent noticed anything. At 1st I thought maybe water could get in but no, hasnt happend.Anyway, I want to do something about it now.

The rubber strip easily snaps into place but it just doesnt stay put. The obvious answer would probably be Super Glue I guess. Any other suggestion. I included some Pics for a better idea What Im talking about. Thanks.

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Not super glue. You need something that dries flexible or the glue will crack. It will come off again and be impossible to get that old glue back off.

There is something you can get at an auto paint supply place. My friend had a Jetta and shit used to fall of it all the time. He got some from a shop here that ricers cars. Not sure what it was but it definitely dried flexible. Something silicon based maybe?

thats what happens when you buy a Scion.. haha

3m automotive weatherstripping glue helped fix mine bit.ly

Sorry I cant afford a Rolls Royce :-)

But honeslty, this is really the only problem I ever had in years vs BMW's that Ive known to get stuck and unable to go in reverse.

Oh hell ya, I think thats exactly what I need!

But do I glue it to the car itself? As you can see in the last pic its ripped from the very thin edge.Im not sure that would make a difference Whats happening is that it POPS out from the whole top area that its suppose to snap into.
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yea I filled in the gap underneath in mine because water would get through but yes you can glue it to the car. I did and I never had a problem after.

how about clear silicone?

I had the same problem. It makes a lot of nice when you hit the freeway. If you're still under warranty, take it to the dealer. I think they fixed that in the recall a couple of years back.

is it broke on the corner? I'd go to the dealership and get them to quote what they would do... we all know it would be expensive... but at least you will see if they will replace a part or fix the existing stuff... if its the part then you can look around.

if gluing it will work i'd say theres prob some kind of apoxy that will work, i'm a fan of gorilla glue too...

+1

.....Even though this guy doesn't know who Corey haim is... he does give good advice.

According to his profile he's 14 so he can't either.

lol

My Audi A4 had the same problem twice... unable to go into reverse.

Fuck German cars for reals (no misquote)

LOL, I seen that too and I was like "?"

Ya I just have something personal against BMW, I guess. Not in a hating way but I think it has to do with my ex's BMW and all the problems she had with it and would expect me to have the answers all while she thought she was the shit because she had that piece of junk. Cant speak on other german cars though :-)

^ Oh and in the end, It f'd up so bad she had to get rid of it and she ended up with a Ford Escape.She was so deppressed, lol

had a 2001 m3 with no problems. but i baby my cars... trucks on the other hand get abuuuused.
blew up a motor in a 2000 denali. probably the only denali that was ever off road.

lol just sayin.. im a car guy. lol