Floor mat question
#11
Sorry rmc51, but the "Hook, Retention, Mat, Driver's Floor" only comes as part of the complete carpet.
If you use "Form Fitted" mats like those offered by WeatherTech, the hook isn't needed if it's missing.
It's sole purpose in life is to keep the Driver's Side floormat from getting pushed forward and fouling the pedals.
That can cause issues, if anyone remembers the "Runaway Toyotas" from a few years back, that was eventually blamed on the floor mats.
If you use "Form Fitted" mats like those offered by WeatherTech, the hook isn't needed if it's missing.
It's sole purpose in life is to keep the Driver's Side floormat from getting pushed forward and fouling the pedals.
That can cause issues, if anyone remembers the "Runaway Toyotas" from a few years back, that was eventually blamed on the floor mats.
#12
Talked to GM dealer today, hook is part of the carpet. I'm thinking that I might be able to fill the hole on the floor with rtv and stick this hook that you found into it and when the rtv hardens that might work??????
#13
Get one of those plastic hooks with the self adhesive backing tape. Local hardware store or even Wally World. About $3-$4.
Pull the carpet back and stick the hook where it pokes through the carpet where the old hook was.
Put the carpet back in place and hook up your floor mat.
Pull the carpet back and stick the hook where it pokes through the carpet where the old hook was.
Put the carpet back in place and hook up your floor mat.
#14
Exactly George, the hook doesn't need to be strong enough to tow the HHR with, it just keeps the floormat from creeping forward.
Some folks are "foot shufflers" while they drive, hence the hook to keep the driver's mat in place, GM's lawyers dictated their presence after a few "Product Liability" suits.
Some folks are "foot shufflers" while they drive, hence the hook to keep the driver's mat in place, GM's lawyers dictated their presence after a few "Product Liability" suits.
#15
Get one of those plastic hooks with the self adhesive backing tape. Local hardware store or even Wally World. About $3-$4.
Pull the carpet back and stick the hook where it pokes through the carpet where the old hook was.
Put the carpet back in place and hook up your floor mat.
Pull the carpet back and stick the hook where it pokes through the carpet where the old hook was.
Put the carpet back in place and hook up your floor mat.
#16
That will work. Not really sure what you mean by a round shaft though. Why not just some type of hook mounted on those plates ?
And. Take a close look before you screw anything into the floorpan there. I looked under mine. That location is close to one of the unibody support square tubes and some tubing lines. (I didn't crawl under there but guessing maybe the brake lines )
And. Take a close look before you screw anything into the floorpan there. I looked under mine. That location is close to one of the unibody support square tubes and some tubing lines. (I didn't crawl under there but guessing maybe the brake lines )
#17
That will work. Not really sure what you mean by a round shaft though. Why not just some type of hook mounted on those plates ?
And. Take a close look before you screw anything into the floorpan there. I looked under mine. That location is close to one of the unibody support square tubes and some tubing lines. (I didn't crawl under there but guessing maybe the brake lines )
And. Take a close look before you screw anything into the floorpan there. I looked under mine. That location is close to one of the unibody support square tubes and some tubing lines. (I didn't crawl under there but guessing maybe the brake lines )
#18
OK. Sorry, I guess I misunderstood the 1st post where you described your plan.
Yes, sandwiching the carpet between the 2 plates sounds like a good idea. Maybe take a photo and post it up when you get done. Might help someone else who has a broken hook and is looking for a fix.
Yes, sandwiching the carpet between the 2 plates sounds like a good idea. Maybe take a photo and post it up when you get done. Might help someone else who has a broken hook and is looking for a fix.
#19
OK. Sorry, I guess I misunderstood the 1st post where you described your plan.
Yes, sandwiching the carpet between the 2 plates sounds like a good idea. Maybe take a photo and post it up when you get done. Might help someone else who has a broken hook and is looking for a fix.
Yes, sandwiching the carpet between the 2 plates sounds like a good idea. Maybe take a photo and post it up when you get done. Might help someone else who has a broken hook and is looking for a fix.
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