Holes cut in to carpet under back seat.

[MrGorsky]

Hello all,

Whilst giving my new (to me) P38 a good hoovering, I folded the back seats down, and cut into the carpet, and through the foam under that were two crescent shaped cuts.

They'd been done to make a flap to gain access to two bolts, one each side.

Any idea why that might have been done? It looks like the bolts might be mounts for the rear airbags, at least that's about the position of them, but you don't need to do that to change them do you?

Any help gratefully received,

Al.

 

[wammers]

Hello all,

Whilst giving my new (to me) P38 a good hoovering, I folded the back seats down, and cut into the carpet, and through the foam under that were two crescent shaped cuts.

They'd been done to make a flap to gain access to two buts, one each side.

Any idea why that might have been done? It looks like the bolts might be mounts for the rear airbags, at least that's about the position of them, but you don't need to do that to change them do you?

Any help gratefully received,

Al.

Seatbelt anchors for seven seat conversion. Nothing to do with airbags.

 

[MrGorsky]

Makes sense, thank you very much.

It's just started raining hard, and I'm getting a bit of dampness soaking in to the top of the A pillar finishers.

I assume this is the sunroof drains blocked. Can they be cleared with a bit of wire or is it harder than that?

Or something else!

 

[wammers]

Stick wire in there and punch an hole in the pipe and you'll get a lot more than a little dampness showing.

 

[MrGorsky]

Compressed air it is then!

Thanks again.

 

[Clarky130]

Seatbelt anchors for seven seat conversion. Nothing to do with airbags.

Yes, most likely. Did the same to mine when I fitted 7 seat conversion and aftermarket belts.