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Anyone installed the REAR trunk liner?
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SpyderAnn01
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I think Bob Denman just installed one on his
Bob Denman
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Yup! :thumbup: I've done two of them now...
Getting that bugger unfolded, and then stuffed down into the trunk takes some patience...
I normally mount up the velcro on the front inner panel first, and secure the liner there...
You kind of get an impression from the liner, that it's molded to fit around all of the nooks, crannies, and bulges in the trunk; use those for your guides! :2thumbs:
If you work your way around to the sides next; you'll kind of get the idea how the panels overlap each other... patience, and a second set of eyeballs never hurt!
Good luck! :thumbup:
Oh! Do you have a Limited with the shelf? You'll need to remove the shelf from the bike, and then make a slit in the line where it meets up with that flat and angled part of the panel, then; re-install the shelf through it!
Getting that bugger unfolded, and then stuffed down into the trunk takes some patience...
I normally mount up the velcro on the front inner panel first, and secure the liner there...
You kind of get an impression from the liner, that it's molded to fit around all of the nooks, crannies, and bulges in the trunk; use those for your guides! :2thumbs:
If you work your way around to the sides next; you'll kind of get the idea how the panels overlap each other... patience, and a second set of eyeballs never hurt!
Good luck! :thumbup:
Oh! Do you have a Limited with the shelf? You'll need to remove the shelf from the bike, and then make a slit in the line where it meets up with that flat and angled part of the panel, then; re-install the shelf through it!
Hawk
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No shelf. I am doing it this weekend most likely. Thanks for the tips!!!!!
MikeP
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Thx
Bob Denman
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I found that the holes in the liner were... close enough for me!
Do you see where the liner kind of molds itself around the bends and kinks in that front panel? That's your best guide for successful installation job! :thumbup:
Do you see where the liner kind of molds itself around the bends and kinks in that front panel? That's your best guide for successful installation job! :thumbup:
Hawk
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Yeah, I see that. I will pull the velcro this weekend. (Its too cold right now!!). Thanks Bob!!!
Bob Denman
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I couldn't figure out how to get a decent picture of that dark hole :shocked:... I hope that you have better luck than I did in documenting the process! :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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:shocked: I just used a set of un-educated thumbs; I've got TEN of them! 
Hawk
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:shocked: I just used a set of un-educated thumbs; I've got TEN of them!
I think he means to put the fabric behind the outlet. But, the hole is smaller than the surround, so it will be difficult, if not impossible to do it without either removing the outlet and reinstalling or making a cut on the fabric and then hiding it behind the outlet. Or do just like Bob, and put it over it and don't worry about it. I will let you know this weekend.
Bob Denman
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:thumbup: Good luck! :thumbup:
MarkLawson
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Bring the RT to my house Mike. I'll test ride it to make sure you got the liner installed right!
Bob Denman
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I'll help too! :2thumbs:Similar threads
