Hey guys...I just installed the 2 factory Toyota FJ "cargo nets" and I want to give you a heads up on the installation. The factory kit comes with a paper template and installation instructions. They recommend that you tape the template to the rear door interior ..... well first of all normal painters or masking tape will NOT hold on the plastic .... I did not want to use plumber's tape, it's a mess to get off ... so I used AC foil duct tape, which held pretty well. However, it's difficult to get a flat to enable you to precisely mark the securing pin locations ...but do the best you can. I recommend that you mark the 3 pin locations at each end, just drill them out, then secure each end with the pins and THEN drill out the middle securing pin locations ....using the cargo net pin locations for your guide where to pre-drill for the middle securing pins.
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Rear Door Toyota FJ Cargo Net Installation
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Hey guys...I just installed the 2 factory Toyota FJ "cargo nets" and I want to give you a heads up on the installation. The factory kit comes with a paper template and installation instructions. They recommend that you tape the template to the rear door interior ..... well first of all normal painters or masking tape will NOT hold on the plastic .... I did not want to use plumber's tape, it's a mess to get off ... so I used AC foil duct tape, which held pretty well. However, it's difficult to get a flat to enable you to precisely mark the securing pin locations ...but do the best you can. I recommend that you mark the 3 pin locations at each end, just drill them out, then secure each end with the pins and THEN drill out the middle securing pin locations ....using the cargo net pin locations for your guide where to pre-drill for the middle securing pins.
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Useful tips. Mine came preinstalled by the dealer. A tip I found is they sag a lot if you put anything much in them so run a length of shock cord elastic along the edge and secure with cable ties (just a knot at each end works fine) and then the nets hold nice and tight
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