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XJ cargo barrier mounting
Hey guys, I just picked up a cheap cargo barrier out of a commodore wagon and was wondering if those of you with cargo barriers installed, could give me some instructions and maybe pictures of how yours are mounted?
I know I will need to make custom mounts but do you guys just drill right through the wheel well and put bolts through or is there a better way?
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Some use the bolts/brackets for the back seat, I went through the wheel well and bolted some angle brackets in, the cargo barrier then mounted to them.
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Mine was bolted through the floor in the boot and then also bolted up near the top of the back side window.
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Should of added my upper mounts use the seat belt shoulder strap mounts.
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Mine mounts through the floor near the wheel well and the top is bolted on with the seat belts.
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I used the factory top mounts that come with it to go into the seat belt at the top.
At the bottom, I removed those long flat plates arms, and cut the down and the bent end, and attached them to the very bottom corners of the barrier, and then mounted that to the rear seat bolt mount where the rear seat hinges forward.
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Mine was the same as Brugzz until I removed the lower straps so I could fit my drawer unit. Mine attaches about 200mm behind the top seat belt bolt. Pic added.
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