Installing Cargo Cover
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Installing Cargo Cover
Hey all,
Been lurking here for a while since I bought my Fit at the beginning of May. Today I installed the Cargo Cover. If anybody else buys it online (it's about $40-50 cheaper) and tries to install it, there are button holes that you have to screw into the back of the seats. The instructions say to simply "install" them
. What you actually have to do is determine where the holes for them are in the metal bars (I used a nail to poke through the fabric and locate them). Other than that it's pretty straightforward, there's an indent on the back hatch for the clips that you will need to slide in. Happy installs
Been lurking here for a while since I bought my Fit at the beginning of May. Today I installed the Cargo Cover. If anybody else buys it online (it's about $40-50 cheaper) and tries to install it, there are button holes that you have to screw into the back of the seats. The instructions say to simply "install" them
. What you actually have to do is determine where the holes for them are in the metal bars (I used a nail to poke through the fabric and locate them). Other than that it's pretty straightforward, there's an indent on the back hatch for the clips that you will need to slide in. Happy installs
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I think this might help.
DIYHonda.com Video Podcasts: Episode #152 - 2nd Generation Fit Cargo Cover Installation
DIYHonda.com Video Podcasts: Episode #152 - 2nd Generation Fit Cargo Cover Installation
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Feb 24, 2009 10:36 AM
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