RLB-HILON 1Pair Windshield Wiper Cowl Cover Compatible with Toyota Sienna 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Year, for Wiper Cowl Trim Panel Side Fender Hood End Caps

Exactly what I wanted thank you👍

Distance between the clips is too far so that you have to improvise to make it work. Two sided tape doesn’t hold at all. The tape was coming off this trim just by trying to remove the protective film. Put the film back on, pressed down hard to try and get it to stick to trim and it still wouldn’t fully hold. Ended up discarding the suppled tape and replacing with 3m double sided tape. So it doesn’t fit properly or stick with the supplied tape. Too much hassle to return so I just made it work.

Somehow or other this windshield piece blew off, I have no idea when or how! But I'm very happy. Happy. I ordered new one and it popped right into place. Was very easy to use. And it fit perfectly. This was on the passenger side. The one on the driver side has never stayed stuck into place, part of it always sticks out. Pat, it has been glued in and I haven't worked on that one yet! I don't think it's going anywhere for the time being! But the one that I bought for the passenger side fit perfectly and looks great

The part is good quality but the small plastic that should just go in the original spot was a bit too thick so I had to adjust it myself, basically cut off a piece and then it was a good fit for 2016 sienna xle

I saw this specific product linked in a YouTube video showing how to replace Cowl Covers on 2011-2020 Toyota Sienna. Compared to $38 each the dealer wanted, I thought $12 for the pair was worth a try. Only one of mine "needed" replacement, the passenger side, so I replaced that one and decided to leave well enough alone and not replace the driver side. For what it's worth, mine is a 2012 model year Sienna. The problem I had is the tab on the cover does not "exactly" fit the slot in the cowling. The tab is too thick, but it is pliable. As I tried to push the tab through the slot by pushing down on the top of the cover, the cowling beneath it flexed and the too-thick tab just pushed it down instead of going into the slot. What I was able to do was insert a hardwood dowel, 3/8" I think, under the cover and the cowling to pry up the cowling from the bottom as I pushed on it from the top, providing some resistance so I could push the tab all the way into the slot in the cowling. I think it went all the way in to the retaining notch, but of course I can't see it to confirm. Overall, it's not a perfect fit, but given that the area is not watertight anyway it seems good enough for a 13 year old van. For the price, I'm willing to wait and see how it goes.

Quality replacement over the OEM. These trim pieces are just fine. Save the money

The tab is at the wrong location and doesn’t line up with the slot in the cowling. There is no way to get it into the slot. Chinese junk. This tab is supposed to be the only part to lock it in place. Forget about the sticky tape. It doesn’t do anything.

Snapped right in.