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d j hutton



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XS Carpet Removal
Hi All

Can't seem to find anything about this in a search (probably being thick)

I want to remove some of the carpets in an XS (to fit wiring) and wasn't sure how they are fixed to the floor. Looks like a sort of plastic clip in thing, how is it best to remove these without breaking them (done that before on doors and needed to get new clips Big Cry )

I'm guessing from previous posts that the flat ones in the rear and around seats are double sided tape but the fronts appear to have a proper fixing.

Any suggestions please I'd be grateful as I don't want to get it wrong.

Ta

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cobs



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The front carpets are held in by two clips onb either side - they fix into plastic grommets in the floor - just pull straight out - if you damage them they're only pence to replace. Rear carpets on side are indeed held with sticky tape so just pull off. If removing/lifting rear floor carpet may need to remove strip at rear door first. Might be trickier if you have rear seats, mine doesn't.
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d j hutton



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Cheers Cobs, I had a feeling it would be straightforward, I'll give that try when it's not dark out.

Only need to remove front and first passenger carpet to wire in a subwoofer.

Something for the weekend sir I think.

Ta

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d j hutton



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Cheers Cobs, I had a feeling it would be straightforward, I'll give that try when it's not dark out.

Only need to remove front and first passenger carpet to wire in a subwoofer.

Something for the weekend sir I think.

Ta

Dj 1989 200tdi 90 csw
2011 110 usw Orkney grey

Buy British 🇬🇧

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Post #131349 14th Mar 2012 6:28pm
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110SEB



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The plugs and grommets will probably break. In the front I've removed our carpets since they're just sponges. I've put gaffer/duct tape over the holes in the floor and the rubber mats fit on top. Much less cabin moisture in winter now.
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Projectblue



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Are they the normal trim fit round clips? If so simply buy a trim tool from a tool upply place and you can extract them intact and refit. Works on all trim - e.g. door cards.
Post #131457 14th Mar 2012 10:43pm
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