2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission sticker between the windows of an 02 quad cab.

[Kissfan113]

I need the sticker that goes between the front and rear windows on the side of a 2002 quad cab 2500. I took the pressure washer out today to clean the truck, apparently the sticker between the windows was loose and i didn't realize it, so i now have a sizeable chunk out of that sticker. Anyone know where i could get one and round about how much i will cost.

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

Dealer only and 65. 00 should do. Good luck getting the rest off tho :{

 

[Thomas]

P/N 55274888AD TAPE, Pillar, Blackout Right​

P/N 55274889AD TAPE, Pillar, Blackout Left

Looks like $20+ each at Koller Dodge: http://www.worldparts.com/kollerdodge/

 

[Morphious]

I pulled mine off and painted it black, much better than the crappy stickers.



Morph.

 

[Kissfan113]

what did you use to paint it, i am without a sprayer or a compressor

 

[Morphious]

A sprayer and compressor is what was used. If your looking for a permament solution, talk to a local body shop on what they would charge to paint those two small areas. Might only cost you what the stickers were going to cost you.



Morph.

 

[JRihani]

They are a pain to get off! Mine were peeling at the top when I bought the truck used. I found that parking the truck in the hot sun was about the best bet (even better than a heat gun in this case). I used some Eastwood nylon scrapers to get under the edges and peeled VERY slowly. I then used the Eastwood adhesive remover (my trusty 3M adhesive remover didn't even touch whatever they used to glue these things on!). After I got everything off I used DC Car Care's (Don) glaze polish to put a great shine on the paint that had been hiding behind the stickers.



After all that work I drove it out of the garage, took a few steps back, and decided that I liked the way it looked. If I ever get around to making it black again I'll probably take it to the Line-X dealer that did my rocker panels and bedliner. That way I'll never have to worry about the wife's rings scratching the paint when she closes the door!



I just couldn't imagine getting those stickers off and then turn right back around and put new ones on. That's just me though, good luck with whatever you do.

 

[Hohn]

To remove the OEM stickers you need an eraser wheel (or striping wheel as it's called). You can get them at an autobody supply house. It's a rubber wheel that chucks in your drill. Just fire it up and start buffing off the stickers.





For the record, my stickers both got torn by a car wash. Local dealer PAINTED it black (a permanent fix) for free, as they considered it a warranty item