POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Is there any way to fix this? The disc is longer able to stay put. I considered Lloyd's mats, but they only have the w/out Bose option.
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POST 2Original post
Is yours a cabriolet? The "without Bose" is only a concern for cabriolets, as they have the Bose subwoofer in the passenger footwell against the center tunnel. So, if not a cabriolet, the Lloyds are not a problem, I have them in my 2003. -Tom
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Nope, it's a coupe. Thanks for the info - I'll look them over again. Do you have any pics of the retention system Lloyd's uses?
POST 4Original post
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I glued mine into the hole. Works fine
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What kind of glue? Is there any kind of receiver under the carpet, or do these literally just screw into the carpet?
POST 6Original post
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I don't know about a "receiver". You could look on the passenger side. It doesn't take much. On my driver side carpet the inboard screw is fine. The screw hole closest to the door on the driver's side is worn. So I just took a dab of plumber's glue and glued the screw back into the hole. Works fine for going on 3 years.
POST 7Original post
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They just screw in. If you want to make it better, besides doing as above mentioned, gluing - you could lift the carpet and put something under that area so the retention plug could screw into it. Something like a round piece of thin plywood with a hole drilled the appropriate size for the retention plug to screw into. Lloyd's retention - the mats have a clip that mates to these - 2 per seat. These plastic brackets go over the seat rail bolt, under the covers. Then the mats clip to the bracket. Lloyd's retention clip -Tom
POST 8Original post
My 2001 Turbo has the same retention clips to the floor mats.
POST 9Original post
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my 2001 C2 has these clips with, what I thought were factory Porsche floor mats.
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