Those of you who have never had to mess around with the hooks securing the cargo net in the boot may not realize how pitiful their attachments are. Two of mine spontaneously fell out several months ago, and I managed to pull the other two apart while replacing the battery. The backside of each hook has a screw which goes through a hole in the carpet and is threaded into a rubber plug inserted into a hole in the front panel of the boot. All my rubber plugs have either disintegrated or won't stay in place in the panel hole any longer. :tadts:
Does anyone have a fix for this poorly designed attachment, short of just ordering more rubber plugs from the dealer? You can't permanently attach these hooks to the panel because you have to remove them to remove the carpet to access the battery, etc. Unless, perhaps, you can use a different type of hook, permanently bolt it in place (not sure if that's possible) and make a small slit in the carpet to slide the carpet off/on the hook for access.
Have the great minds of this forum devised a solution?
Does anyone have a fix for this poorly designed attachment, short of just ordering more rubber plugs from the dealer? You can't permanently attach these hooks to the panel because you have to remove them to remove the carpet to access the battery, etc. Unless, perhaps, you can use a different type of hook, permanently bolt it in place (not sure if that's possible) and make a small slit in the carpet to slide the carpet off/on the hook for access.
Have the great minds of this forum devised a solution?