It is difficult to remove the screw covers without marring the cover or the nearby cowl. Hopefully these pictures help show where the tabs are located. Luckily, the windshield kit I bought came with all new plastic fasteners.
One nut under a dust cover attaches the windshield wiper. The spring-action of the wiper makes it difficult to remove from the threaded stud, but it comes off easily while holding the wiper straight.
January 2026 update – The RSpeed cowl still looks great, but it has slightly warped and does not match the curve of the windshield at the sides
Excellent tutorial!
I am about to change mine and it made me pretty confident to proceed
thank you
4 years later, how’s this holding up? I need to replace mine.
I posted some updated photos just now. The fitment isn’t perfect, the rubber isn’t sealing against the curve of the windshield.
Thank you! very helpful. I may be wrong, but NA01-50-792A appears to be the part number for the rubber gasket part itself. Since my cowl isn’t cracked (but the rubber seal is totally shot) I might try one of these.