Cargo Cover flaps connectors
#1
Cargo Cover flaps connectors
Does anyone by change know of where I can get the flap clips for the tonneau cover (the part that exposes the gap between the cover and rear seats)? It would be nice for me to connect them so I can store the wife's umbrella or other crap there.
#4
It's not so much of a hiding effort as it is to have a nice out of the way "sling" which can be easily accessed by just reaching over the top of the rear seats. We do the exact same thing, and it works wonderfully. My wife also keeps her cold goods Costco bags folded over the top of the umbrella in the same spot... easy access, out of the way, and does not clutter either the rear seat floor or the rear cargo floor area.
Gibbs, can you explain exactly what the problem is you're having?
Loose clips? If it's loose clips, some have corrected this by simply wrapping a couple of wraps of electrical tape to make the fit more snug.
Broken clips? If the clips are broken, you might be able to make a DIY repair with some epoxy to form your own pieces, but that will be a messy and very tedious task. Otherwise, replacing the cover may be the only option. I don;t see how the injection molded clip can be replaced by itself with a new clip because if I recall correctly, the strap is sewn around the completely contained clip perimeter (unless you rip the strap seam and then re-sew it back together).
Broken clip holder on the seat backs? I expect this is a Lexus part which can be ordered, but have not been able to find a part number for it yet.
Gibbs, can you explain exactly what the problem is you're having?
Loose clips? If it's loose clips, some have corrected this by simply wrapping a couple of wraps of electrical tape to make the fit more snug.
Broken clips? If the clips are broken, you might be able to make a DIY repair with some epoxy to form your own pieces, but that will be a messy and very tedious task. Otherwise, replacing the cover may be the only option. I don;t see how the injection molded clip can be replaced by itself with a new clip because if I recall correctly, the strap is sewn around the completely contained clip perimeter (unless you rip the strap seam and then re-sew it back together).
Broken clip holder on the seat backs? I expect this is a Lexus part which can be ordered, but have not been able to find a part number for it yet.
#6
Just so I'm clear, you need the hooks which mount on the back of the seats, right? If so, I'm sure that the Lexus dealer can locate those parts for you and would expect their cost to be in the range of $3-$8 each. Obviously, installation would probably hit you for another $50-$100 or so (unless you have an existing solid relationship with the dealer).
I've searched the illustrated Lexus parts sites and just cannot find that hook indicated in the pictures (or don't recognize it as so given how Lexus may have named the part -- for all we know, it may be something like an "Auxiliary Connector", "Seat Trim", or some other inconspicuous part name).
I've searched the illustrated Lexus parts sites and just cannot find that hook indicated in the pictures (or don't recognize it as so given how Lexus may have named the part -- for all we know, it may be something like an "Auxiliary Connector", "Seat Trim", or some other inconspicuous part name).
#7
I FOUND IT --- Part Number 64928A, HOLDER, TONNEAU COVER HOOK, depending on color, it is $9-$12 at Lexus of South Atlanta. Full dealer cost is about $12-$15 each, again, depending on color.
Link >>> http://www.lexussouthatlantaparts.co...280E030A0.html
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Link >>> http://www.lexussouthatlantaparts.co...280E030A0.html
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#9
Just for completion... I got those part numbers while searching for them on my 2010 RX450h. They should be the same for a number of years between the hybrids and non-hybrids. Talk to the dealer to make sure you get the right parts for your vehicle, just in case the actual numbers are different from those for mine.
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Just for completion... I got those part numbers while searching for them on my 2010 RX450h. They should be the same for a number of years between the hybrids and non-hybrids. Talk to the dealer to make sure you get the right parts for your vehicle, just in case the actual numbers are different from those for mine.
#12
I have a 2014 TX350; it has a cargo cover but not the flap which fills the gap between rear seats & cargo cover. Where does one get the flap?
I've attached 3 pictures which show the gap; easy to see contents of the cargo area through this gap and easy for thieves to break into and steal.
How it looks with the trunk open.
Left side
Through the small window looking inside the cargo area; easy to see contents
I've attached 3 pictures which show the gap; easy to see contents of the cargo area through this gap and easy for thieves to break into and steal.
How it looks with the trunk open.
Left side
Through the small window looking inside the cargo area; easy to see contents
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The 2010 to 2012 (or 2013?) cargo area cover had the additional flap
attached to the roller housing and clips to attach to the seat backs.
The whole flap cover was deleted along with the seat back brackets
in 2013 (or 2014?). Chrisfl80 - just get a pre-2013 cover and the
brackets F250 posted.
The word "flap" is used here as both a noun and a verb...
"The cargo cover flap will flap annoyingly when not secured to the
out of reach seat back brackets"
attached to the roller housing and clips to attach to the seat backs.
The whole flap cover was deleted along with the seat back brackets
in 2013 (or 2014?). Chrisfl80 - just get a pre-2013 cover and the
brackets F250 posted.
The word "flap" is used here as both a noun and a verb...
"The cargo cover flap will flap annoyingly when not secured to the
out of reach seat back brackets"