Unknown piece on backseat doors?
 

I have a 91 s10 blazer that im trying to get together so i can drive it. There are these little spots that look like they are supposed to hold some kind of tab thats apart of the metal molding that separates the window that roles down, and the little narrow window. When ive gone to junk yards, none of the blazers seem to have this little square piece? Can someone tell me what this piece is called so I can get one off of amazon or something?! I can send a pic to an email if that helps. not sure on how to add pics to threads. Thanks!!!

I think I know the piece you're talking about...And about 90% of first gen 4 doors are missing this piece it seems.

mines missing that piece too. ive seen alot of trucks with it but i can never find the darn things

I have all my exterior trim, Check LMC truck, they have just about all the exterior trim for our trucks

Haha i have em both. Its just a peice that holds the 2 trims together. I image they fall off easy.

LMC doesnt have them. i think theyre just one of those things that falls off and no one ever replaces. id like to replace them since without it, theres a gap that allows water and what not get into the door.

Heh I found some at a junk yard but it busted when I removed it
 

So I found a pair at the junk yard. Tried to carefull pull it off and it shattered. Brittle plastic. I figured I would come up with something else. I look like they clip on. But the one at the junk yard. They seemed glued or taped.

TTFN,

Josh

I'm missing one of the two. No clue where to get replacements.

Check the u-pull, every one at the u-pull here has them. I think to remove them, you open the door and there are 2 or 3 screws on the top of the door that holds that trim that separates the roll down window and the narrow one. Once you remove that piece of trim, those pieces might come off with it, or give you access to the clip that holds them on.
I just noticed that one of mine has a hole missing in it, I think I have a spare from my blazer when I had it though