anyone have any issues with round spacer block not sitting flush on trunk pan? huge gap on my 2011 jetta tdi
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I used some gasket material with a copious amount of RTV sealant to fill in the gap on my 2014 Jetta SportWagen and it has held up well for a year, keeping the environment out of my trunk.
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I did have to draw the nut down pretty tight on my 2009 Jetta TDI which ended up bending the sheet metal a bit. I filled the gap with silicone first and ended up squeezing most of it back out. It ended up looking just fine and didn't distort the metal too much and also sealed well.
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Chris, I agree with Blondie. I also installed this on my 2012 Jetta. I've never had Amazon's check to fit fail me.
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I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that wouldn't be as good. Weathertech makes good stuff. I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that... » Read More I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that wouldn't be as good. Weathertech makes good stuff. « Show Less
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Had the same problem. This part is trash it's not built to the correct tolerances and it's not even straight. Get the nc star one. I did it was cheaper, easier to file and fits amazing
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I have a 2013 Jetta Sportwagen and it fits just fine. Not really visible either. Who said that? It fits under and back from the bumper.
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I know it fit my 2006 very well. Are you sure you had it completely pushed in all the way? There are two pieces that must push in to the vehicle on each side. Mine had a gap, and actually hit the rear hatch until I removed it again and saw the top pin wasn't pushed in all the way. I have zero complaints about this product.
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Yes, there is a gap but it isn't too large! We thought the same thing as you before we installed the trim kit, and I also double-checked with Panasonic to make sure we had bought the correct kit because it just didn't look right. They assured me it was the right kit for our unit and now that it is installed it fits fine and looks fine. Don't worry.
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I recommend calling cravenspeed directly and asking them. They really don't care if you buy it from them directly or thru Amazon. Buying direct will add cost due to shipping. Go to Cravenspeed.com for contact info. The one on Amazon did not fit my vw sportwagen so I ordered direct. I liked not having to drill holes in my bumper cover.
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Not sure what model this works on. I bougt it for a 1994 Jetta here in America and it didn't fit. I had to McGyver it by removing the fake chrome piece on the bottom and streching/stapling it to part of the original. Sorry I can't be more help.
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I had that problem at first, and then I realized that I had the orange connector piece in the wrong position. The larger hole slips over the end of the cross-bar, and the smaller portion fits into the upright posts. Hope this helps.
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Our control knob is not crooked and quite secure. The gap is approx 1/4 inch.I suggest you return it.
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I have the same tire size and have about a 2" gap along the bottom and about 1" along the back side. The gap on back isn't a huge deal as the angle my camper is parked vs the angle of the sun, very little sun touches that area. However, the 2" on bottom frustrates me. I cut some strips of 1\8" plywood and tuck that under the cover to keep the sun off the bottoms.
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I am sorry I can not help you. I gave it as a gift. I do know it was not A Jetta it was used on.
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I had the same issue. I guess their casting is off, in the end i just went ahead and trimmed it so it sat flat and flush. Mine is hidden under a console anyway. Just use some tin snips or grinding wheel to clearance it.
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my 2002 maxima required a 1.1 mm gap - they were close - as I recall 2 of 6 needed minor adjustment
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I use a .456 spacer when I need 37 mm spacing. Stock the Kreg only will do 1" and 2" spacing from the edge. I love mine. Its very accurate when you use the indexing pin.
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I believe these are for a later model. The mats for your Jetta would be part-no. 1C1061550041 for cars with round retainers.