how do you get the tabs between the door and window? I have a 2007 Subaru Outback and cant seem to get the tabs in. Thanks
221238
I have a 2012 Honda CRV, & I had to put a corner of the tab in the corner of the window & then it went down. I then would slide the tab across & all the way down. Hope this helps.
221239
I also have an Outback and you use your finger nail or a dull table knife to start the first one then use the first tab to open for the remaining tabs.
221240
You should be able to put them against the glass and push down and slide back at same time... first time on my car was tight
221241
slide in at an angle up against the glass with a little soap. Mine come out to fast, had to find a way to keep them on/in
2078474
There are 2 tabs that stick out from the hinge that keeps the door from sitting flat. If that is what you are referring to you will need to notch out 2 small indents in the corner of the door to allow the tabs to go into them thus allowing the hinge to sit flush with the edge of the door. If I am mis-understanding your question, let me know
1805456
Honestly, I have no idea. Your best bet is going old school: opening up, seeing/measuring for yourself. Everyone says they know a bit of everything, but you can never be too sure than knowing what you've experienced yourself. I personally opened up my door panels on my 2005 Nissan Titan and measured them before I even looked for replacements. Maybe looking online or on the owners manual, you'll find better answers.
2259599
Ask the supplier and he will let you know which pair is for the tailgate window and which is for the entire tailgate (hatch).There are two separate pairs.I bought the whole lot (both pairs) since both began to fail.
2232547
Hi...I placed the stickers on the inside of my car window. I felt they would last longer than being on the outside of the window. You just have to make sure they are not in your way of seeing out of that window. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
566010
I'm pretty sure it fits both windows, I had a drivers side break. I'm pretty sure if the other door is the opposite you can just flip the two pieces around. This was the cheapest I found anywhere and I looked for about a month before I was sick of the broken window and just fixed it. Have you taken your door panel apart? The most frustrating part was getting the door panel apart then putting it back together with the motor. I'm sure if you have a better set of tools its much easier, i pretty much jsut did it with a set of torx screwdrivers and a par of pliers. Good luck.
1054283
I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs it's no big deal, it's just somethig to be aware of. I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs... » Read More I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs it's no big deal, it's just somethig to be aware of. « Show Less
1665429
Hello there are tabs that mount into the slots of the side panels of the car thanks
29391
It has been a while since I did it... the back comes off. You might need a knife or thin screwdriver to fit into the gap, then pop it off. I don't recall any holes or tabs. There is an instruction sheet. I remember that popping it back on was a bit tricky. Strong fingers!
1350042
It has two connection options... my car just slides on and slides off just press the release tab... but it should fit tho.... now you also got to measure your window make sure 22" would fit
1749366
I have a 2007 subaru forester. When I try to click into the extender it doesnt lock tight, What can I do to get it to lock?
1700840
Hello if you have 98 subaru then you have the necessary Child restraint tabs they will be located next to the center seat between the seats these are a little tricky to get to but you do have them and w that said yes this seat base will work Make sure you have the restraint strap snug and the base firmly in place Also ensure that you are purchasing a seat please that is compatible with your current seat
331439
I tried trimming them a lot and it still never fit correctly. Apparently, the panels for the '07-'10 models fit like a glove...but for whatever reason the 2011-current ones don't. I decided to say screw it and bought an sPOD. It was a pricey penny ($400 more or less) but it's well worth it.
1680361
I tried the open and close door method on my 2005 Camary with no success. I also wentNot to locksmith shop who had a book with a similar (but different) method.....also with no success. I ended up taking the keys to a Toyota dealer and paying them $90 to program 2 keys.
2204404
I didn't have that problem. Fit and works like a dream. Hope it works out for you. Perhaps your window lip too wide?
2121180
I have tinted glass on my Subaru and it works ok...they tend to loosen if you put the windows down
2197772
It is the upper door part of the hinge= not the larger windshield hinge portion, and the complete lower hinge- so you would be using the existing windshield hinge portion of your current upper hinges- hope this helps