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Under-seat trim on passenger side?

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YOUR RESEARCHUnder-seat trim on passenger side?

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Check trunk....that's where i put mine

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Check the trunk....that's where I put mine because I was tired of it falling off all the time.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

There's a plastic strip along the bottom of my driver-side seat that appears to be designed to prevent stuff on the floor from rolling underneath the seat. On the passenger side, this strip is strangely absent and I can reach underneath the seat to an uncarpeted bin-like area. Am I missing a trim piece here? This is on a 2001 C2 with power seats. Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Not sure ...Pic would be good, but i can get under my seat so i dont know if thats the way it is

POST 3Original post

Mine 2000 006 C2, doesn't have the trim piece on passenger side either. I put some Wet Okele seat covers on this past weekend,,,xmas present,,,,It was much easier to get the straps through on that side. I figured the trim was put there for protection for all the electronics undr the driver seat, but just a giuess.

POST 5Original post

my car doesn't have the guard on either side...this can be confirmed by the 7 (count em 7) water bottles, cd case and friends set of house keys that i pulled out from underneith them b4 putting the car away for the winter. was there ever a factory plastic bit there?

POST 6Original post

You should have one under the driver's seat. Check the trunk....that's where I put mine because I was tired of it falling off all the time.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wonder if the driver's side plastic skirt could fit on the passenger side seat. If so, I may order another one to prevent things from rolling under the passenger seat. Very annoying when it happens.

POST 8Original post

Same on mine (04 tt) -- driver side has trim piece and passenger doesn't. I thought a piece was missing so I visited the dealer and stuck my hand under the passenger seat of another new tt, and same thing.

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