Rubber Seal Weather Strip for Tesla Model Y Juniper 2026 Accessories

Easy install but just be patient pushing the wiper edge thru the pieces mounted in the under side of the good. It's not difficult to do but does take some time. As for keeping water out from under the hood during rain or car washes it does a good job. Some water does get in there but I would say about 80% is deflected. Worth the purchase and the time it takes to install.

Do not waste your money. Does not seal anything and peels off no matter how well you cleaned the areas before putting it on. As you can see in the photos water still gets in. Causes the frunk to be harder to close BUT water still gets in.

Works well to keep dirt out of the hood area. Don’t know about the decrease in road noise as I haven’t tested it but really don’t know if it made that much of a difference of a quieter ride. This was worth it to noticeably see the dirt difference in the hood

This is a great idea. It was also the second one I bought. I installed the frame of the first one, then attempted to insert the rubber gasket through the frame. This proved beyond my capability! After nearly an hour of lying on my back, contorting in and out of the fronk, and struggling to get past the second joint I attempted to remove it to start again. In so doing I broke most of the wimpy plastic tabs in the center section. (Why they opted for a series of flimsy tabs rather than a continuous channel is beyond me!) So, I ordered a new one. This time I assembled the frame on my workbench; taped the sections together; then, with the generous application of dish soap, spent about 20 minutes working the gasket through the frame. Once that was accomplished, I installed it on the fronk and removed the tape. Naturally, one of the clips didn't really "snap" into place but it seems fairly secure, nonetheless. The instructions say it can be difficult but to be patient. My advice is to assemble the thing and then install it. (Not sure why Tesla doesn't do it in the first place, but....)

First I want to thank the others who posted about the poor adhesive quality. This is my install: 1. Replaced all adhesives with 3M thin double sided automotive tape cutouts, including to the two surfaces on the middle section with missing tape. To avoid frustration, prying 3M red protective film with the back edge of a #15 scalpel really helps. 2. Alcohol wiped area after removing old splash guards. 3. Inserted the right and left tabs only by their lateral clips, medial ends hanging in the air. 4. Inserted middle piece into the other two hanging by the tabs. 5. Pushed right end piece middle tab in but not completely, did same on left side, then pushed them in completely once center aligned. 6. Threaded the rubber edge pushing periodically in the right side to allow more to pull through, a 15-20 step process as rubber sticks. Wearing rubber gloves helps a lot also. The AC stench may be due to water constantly flowing onto the filters, as you can see this product does great shielding the air intake, photo was taken right after a car wash.

I bought a similar frunk-seal kit for my wife's Model Y and it was terrific. It was easy to slide the rubber seal through the track pieces, install was easy, and as best I can tell, it's working great. This kit? It's horrible. At least the rubber seal is. I've been trying to slide that seal through the track for the last hour and I'm about 5/6 of the way done, but I just had to take a break. I had to use needlenose pliers to grip the seal (and not just at the end; I have to start at the beginning and coax it a quarter-inch at a time all along the entire length and repeat that process over and over and over) and pull it through because my fingers lost grip strength a half-hour ago. I came to read reviews to see if anyone had ideas about making this process easier. (At least I didn't try to thread the seal it after installing the tracks!) I tried a small amount of window cleaner along the path and that helped a little, but I think I might need to let that dry and try a drop of vegetable oil at various points along the path to help ease it along. Incredibly frustrating, when I had an earlier experience that was almost pleasant. (Unfortunately that vendor didn't sell a kit for the Model 3.)

Easy to install. Tip start front doors in the corner and don't pull tight on trunks. And it definitely makes my y drive quieter. I do recommend something and this one worked for me

Garbage. The adhesive is trash and does not stick. It worked for a few weeks and then all the piexes started to fall off. Terrible product and I'm past the warranty period

Fait ce qu’il doit faire. Pratique pour retenir la neige en hiver. Faire l’assemblage avant de l’installer en place pour glisser la lèvre d’étanchéité facilement. Se clip facilement dans les ouvertures en place. Recommande le produit et le fournisseur.

Non buono. La guarnizione non si attacca facilmente e non sono chiare le istruzioni per la posa

The rubber is damaged. The rubber band was received with a cut and torn at one end.

Easy to fit, Just assemble off the car including rubber remove the tape covers and click into place. Great product and should come on the vehicle. Tesla Model 3 Performance 2023

Ok, nothing special. Easy to install. Tin snips came in handy.