Trunk Liner
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gagman66 (01-02-2017)
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If you mean it is hanging down/sagging in the middle between the two fixings (and the fixings are sound), then it is just the poor quality trim buckling under its own weight. The same often happens at the sides at the thinnest points as well. If the trim has not yet folded/blown there is little you can do, but if it has folded then you can insert bond a small piece of wood behind the fold which makes it much less obvious.
If it is really bad then drill a new hole in the base of the parcel shelf and use a new fir tree clip as shown above to retain it, but be careful where you drill and clean up the cut edges.
If it is really bad then drill a new hole in the base of the parcel shelf and use a new fir tree clip as shown above to retain it, but be careful where you drill and clean up the cut edges.
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gagman66 (01-02-2017)
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If you mean it is hanging down/sagging in the middle between the two fixings (and the fixings are sound), then it is just the poor quality trim buckling under its own weight. The same often happens at the sides at the thinnest points as well. If the trim has not yet folded/blown there is little you can do, but if it has folded then you can insert bond a small piece of wood behind the fold which makes it much less obvious.
If it is really bad then drill a new hole in the base of the parcel shelf and use a new fir tree clip as shown above to retain it, but be careful where you drill and clean up the cut edges.
If it is really bad then drill a new hole in the base of the parcel shelf and use a new fir tree clip as shown above to retain it, but be careful where you drill and clean up the cut edges.
As always XDave, thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
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Bringing this back from the dead so i dont create a new thread. Gagman or anyone else with this, did you notice a rattle when the liner started to sag? I heard a rattle/knocking coming from the rear, and noticed this was loose, but it doesnt seem to actually be hitting anything, so I am not sure if its some other source or not.
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
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Bringing this back from the dead so i dont create a new thread. Gagman or anyone else with this, did you notice a rattle when the liner started to sag? I heard a rattle/knocking coming from the rear, and noticed this was loose, but it doesnt seem to actually be hitting anything, so I am not sure if its some other source or not.
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
I have the same issue, and don't believe it to be the trunk liner. In my case the rear bumper/quarter panel my be loose. I noticed a lot a play while installing factory splashguards.