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Another carpet question

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I have fitted a new set and am very pleased with the result. I would do it a little different next time(I cut the piece below the back seat to the length of the seat but on reflection it would have looked better returning a little around each corner.)

My main query is should the rubber and metal plate by the gear stick be fitted over the carpet? The carpet I removed was just cut around the rubber and the new one just has a round hole. It all just looks a bit half assed.
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Post by LouiseM »

If you mean the gearstick gaitor then yes, it should be fitted over the carpet. You'll just need to make some small holes in the carpet for the fixing screws.
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Hey thanks for that. Just not seen any finished minors recently!! :D
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Just out of curiosuty what did you end up doing with the burnt moggy?
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hey there, i would say that wouldnt it be beter to fit the gaitor under the carpet? to prevent any water creeping in??? charly
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The Insurance took it away. I did think that I would get to keep it ( I insured through the club.) but to be honest there was not much worth having.
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to be honest there was not much worth having.
well at least you saved the hubcaps ;-)
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When I rolled mine AON let me keep it for £50 but they still made me pay the glass excess!! I would have kept the rear clusters and bumper The little *&%^ around here seem to like "borrowing" the shiny bits from my car when i leave it out so i hang on to all the spares i can!
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