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Anyone got a picture of where the 997 rear child seat anchors are?
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POST 2Original post
No pic but I just fitted one yesterday. Rear shelf behind each seat there are two faint cut-out lines in the carpet tops per side, you need to simply cut these fully through in a rear of car to front of car direction, then the flap (and this is a pain in the fingers) lifts up from under the front edge of the shelf rearwards, the anchor point is under the foam. I'll take a pic to show in a few mins.
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thanks for the pic in anticipation !
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Okay so as mentioned they're on the shelf behind the rear seats, as you can see below there are just visible lines that need cutting, its just a cut through the carpet so not too deep, and drag from rear to front. The difficult bit is lifting it up, a trim removal tool would work well, but fingers do as well it just hurts as its tight, the beauty is when finished it all tucks away nicely and you cant really see the openings.
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Thanks
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