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Fitting GTi 180 driver floor mats
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cheekyage
PostPosted: Sun Mar 30, 2014 7:52 pm Up
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Hi all,

I've noticed the driver's side floor mats have two holes with a screw thread sticking up from underneath the chassis.

I have the two round plastic cap pieces that screw into these however one of the threads does not tighten or screw into the thread.

Any ideas?

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Edward
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I've tested both round plastic cap fittings, they both screw in fine and hold down only one of the threads.

I'm thinking it might be the actual screw thread that is sticking up out if the floor, not the round plastic cap fittings.

The thread on it doesn't feel damaged or rough.

Weird!

Thoughts?

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