2016 Door Applique Replacment?

Does anyone have any advice for replacing both the front and rear door applique pieces? Bought a new house recently and it turns out one of the windows on the driveway side does this super neat thing where it bends light enough to burn my car like a magnifying glass if I park in front of it. I found some videos on replacing the quarter panel applique, which also has a burn like this, but I can't find any videos of people replacing the door pieces. I already have the parts in hand, and I've found videos of doing this on other cars, but they all seems to have clips, and the new pieces I have just look like adhesive, so just looking for some advice before I try to tear the old ones off to make sure I don't mess anything up.

 

Thanks for the detail, I'll look into the door belt moulding assembly, but it's pretty pricey, might take the old applique off first and see what it looks like.

Do you know of anyone who's had luck getting repair manuals from any of the sites listed in the post you linked? I tried TIS, but they aren't taking any new accounts right now:

"New Account subscription link is not currently working. We apologize for any inconvenience and are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. This message will be removed once the issue is resolved."

I also tried toyota-tech.eu but they couldn't find my VIN, presumably because I'm not in EU, and Michell1DIY is a dead link. Looks like alldata.com will take my money right away, but won't show me what they have available first, and that's shady to me.

 

That's great info, I'll give toyota-tech.eu another shot using that. Thanks!

 

Just wanted to follow up here in case anyone comes across this post in looking for info on replacing the applique in the future. The parts I used to do the 3 pieces on the drivers side of the car were:

75756-47040 Applique
75762-47050 Applique
62506-47011 Door Applique (Left)

Those 3 parts were everything I needed. The 2 pieces in the first post have a small clip at the top that is accessible by just pulling back the rubber on the inside top of the door. Once that clip is pushed through you can peel the entire thing off as it is indeed just held on by adhesive, but there is a small plastic bit that fits into a metal tab at the bottom as well. I spent a little time trying to clean the old adhesive off, but was more or less unsuccessful, and in the end it doesn't appear to have any impact on the pieces lining up and everything looks brand new again.