Better hurry only 1 in stock.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ado-15946243?seid=srese2&ppckw=pmax-msn-stock-replacement&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Performance+Max+-+Stock+Replacement&utm_term=2330483615132555&utm_content=Performance+Max+-+Stock+Replacement
I was introduced to this problem in my younger days in 60s had a vehicle that I drag raced and one Saturday night at race had engine drop valve so about midnight in a friends garage we tore engine down and in this antifreeze drained in to pan on floor and when problem was found called it a night...
The year truck we are dealing with in this thread doesn't seem to have a drain plug but my 2002 Yukon has one on drivers' side and has a hose on petcock to get fluid by frame horn to drain pan and my 2017 Yukon has one on passenger side but is pain to get to.
The deal with windows broken out and left to set in rain is a buy back to me.
Did vehicle get wet inside that could be problem down the road. How was repair handled as per who paid and is that on car fax.
Like @ReaperHWK posted, clean off old tape best you can warm up trim with heat gun then press on to double face tape you have installed on door panel. Probable good idea to put tape over molding for a while to help secure repair.
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/MMM03614
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