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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AuroraGirl" data-source="post: 30005" data-attributes="member: 9417">what year?[ATTACH=full]6493[/ATTACH]It is possible to address this issue without replacing the entire windshield glass by applying a thin bead of urethane in the channel of a new lace molding (P/N 88980304) and then roll it onto the windshield.If you want 3 new windshield trim pieces  , <a href="https://gm.saturn.team/Chevrolet/Chevy_C_Silverado___2WD/2004/bulletins/1527030#ss1-1527030" target="_blank">[H3]Condition[/H3]</a>Some customers may comment on noise coming from the windshield and door area.<a href="https://gm.saturn.team/Chevrolet/Chevy_C_Silverado___2WD/2004/bulletins/1527030#ss2-1527030" target="_blank">[H3]Cause[/H3]</a>This condition may be caused by the installation of a hood air deflector. The deflector may change the path of the air across the vehicle, causing the left side and right side windshield reveal molding to make noise.<a href="https://gm.saturn.team/Chevrolet/Chevy_C_Silverado___2WD/2004/bulletins/1527030#ss3-1527030" target="_blank">[H3]Correction[/H3]</a>Replace the left and right side windshield reveal molding. Refer to the Windshield Side Reveal Molding Replacement procedure in SI.<a href="https://gm.saturn.team/Chevrolet/Chevy_C_Silverado___2WD/2004/bulletins/1527030#ss4-1527030" target="_blank">[H3]Parts Information[/H3]</a><table style='width: 100%'><tr><th>Part Number </th><th>Description </th></tr><tr><td>15131200 </td><td>Reveal Molding </td></tr><tr><td>15131201 </td><td>Reveal Molding </td></tr></table>-------------The fix in the first thing I posted can probably be done in your current molding if you dont want to buy s new one by just cleaning out the channel if it has old urethane and then reapplying</blockquote>