When we picked up the car our dealer showed us especially how to do that to the seats as you do need to pull hard, so don't feel too bad as I think they have received the same question themselves a few times.
Pull the strap only to "unlock" the mechanism. And then with your other hand push down and forwards on the seat. It should glide downwards quite easily. - Matti
When we picked up the car our dealer showed us especially how to do that to the seats as you do need to pull hard, so don't feel too bad as I think they have received the same question themselves a few times.
I use a couple of pieces of 1.6mm sheet metal over the gap.I leave a gap each end,so you can reach in and grab things that are stored in the gap.I often strap things to the cargo barrier,such as camp chairs,camping table,etc,and was worried they would break or damage the cargo blind.
The cargo blind is in the shed,never been used,and no it isn't Ebony......
My cargo blind is "black" and it sits in the shed as I don't need it - PM me if you want it... I'm sure we can work something out...
cheers
Haha I was gonna say I've got a new ebony one to, but don't wanna sell it incase it needs to go with the car when I sell it. But I find it more of a pain than good.
Thanks Oldsalt,
Great to meet you and really appreciate the cargo blind, it's perfect.
Isn't this forum just the best community!![]()
Mark
Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most![]()
2015 TDV6 D4.... the latest project... Llams, Traxide, Icom 455, Tuffant Kimberleys and Mofos.... so far.
2012 SDV6 SE D4 with some stuff... gone...
2003 D2a TD5...gone...
2000 D2 V8...gone...
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Couldn't agree more Bytemrk, and it nice to meet you and put a face to a name. I'm glad the cargo blind has gone to good use... your D4 sure gave me a bad case of 3.0 ltr envy...veery nice unit.
ah well I'll just have to save up my pocketmoney and get one...
cheers
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