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You can buy the things and change them out yourself, or overall it won't cost that much for a dealer to do it, especially if you're in for other service. I believe it requires carefully drilling out rivets that hold the old clamps to the windstop. By the way, there isn't much of a detente when the clamps are fully home, so just be sure they are. (Even at that they seem to "hang out" a bit.) Like when fastening any two parts together, "preload" the windstop in place while closing the clamps. (The analogy is one shouldn't make a bolt do the work of moving two parts together.)

You can buy the things and change them out yourself, or overall it won't cost that much for a dealer to do it, especially if you're in for other service. I believe it requires carefully drilling out rivets that hold the old clamps to the windstop. By the way, there isn't much of a detente when the clamps are fully home, so just be sure they are. (Even at that they seem to "hang out" a bit.)