I would think you will have to use silicon and try to slide it back into place ?

 

I can barely see a rubber strip on mine. There is no way I could remove it if I tried. I wonder if there's a difference because of country? I don't know, but sorry I can't help

 

The country of origin is the same - US. I think that when I needed to clean and change water nozzles I had to remove the whole plastic cover that is below the windshield. Maybe fixing it back was not precisely and now there is a big gap. Still I don't know the right position of this rubber.

 

Here's a close up of mine. It's about 3/16" wide, so barely visible when standing next to it. For whatever it's worth

 

i remember something down there when i pulled my cowl off to install my lift. i believe it's attached to the cowl itself, not to the windshield. maybe pulling the cowl off will give a better look. be careful when removing the wiper arms, don't be an idiot like me and crack your windshield. if you give some downward pressure on the part of hte wiper arm that is attached to the wiper transmission, it will usually break it loose so yo can remove it without needing tools.

 

Hi,

I've checked and the plastic cover can be moved closer to the windshield, so that's why the gap is soo big.
With removing arms I know that you have to press the middle part to release the tension at the screw and then it's easy to lift the whole arm.

When the ice and snow will end I will clean the whole gap and place the rubber.

 

If I’m looking at the picture right, my corner started to separate on the trim piece. I used super glue. But it didn’t work too good. Seems like a common problem, so I should ask the dealer.

 

Ok, so It turns out that the plastic cover, which is under the arms, should be pushed up to the windshield, tightening the rubber sealing. The only problem is that I don't know how to place the rubber. It's like an L shape part. Can some of you take a close-up photo of how it is fixed?

 

I don’t know if this photo will help, passenger side:

This is the driver’s side. I never noticed the insert or clip between the cowl and the windshield before. This is the only one along the whole rubber strip: