How on earth do you install the plastic insert?
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My husband says you feed the hard plastic strip into a pocket on one end of the bag, front or rear. Then bend the other end of the strip down into the bag and up into the opposite pocket. The strip is firm but flexible.
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I plastic inserts are very hard to put in. I did not put them in booth slots just the bottom one.
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We don't use them, we don't find them necessary. I read on another comment that someone uses them but had to cut them to fit better.
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Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop them. Only on the bike when needed. Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop... » Read More Best explanations I saw were the first and second answers to the fifth question: "how do you get the bottom and side supports into the pockets?" from Feb 18, 2014. I trimmed the long sides of each strip with a small taper running about two inches in from the narrow ends. That lets you slide the ends into the very tight fabric pockets. Then follow the second answer to maneuver the strips into place. Once you gwt one in, it's all much clearer ... and you'll not have to redo it once they are assembled. I love them and carry massive groceries in them and in a cooler strapped atop them. Only on the bike when needed. « Show Less
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There is a slot on the bottom between the rear cover and main body. Insert a screwdriver / coin / back of a spoon and twist.
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On the bottom is a small hole. Use a paper clip or a fine pen tip and press it in.
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You can find the instructions here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/592000_assembly.pdf
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Remove the green insert by pressing the little "handles" on the side and lift the insert up. Push up on the steel plate from the bottom - it will come right out.
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To install, place the bottom tabs into the factory mounting points in the lower bumper. Secure the upper grille using the provided fasteners by pushing them from the top of the bumper through the factory mounting points down through the tab openings of the grille. *Some vehicles may have a plastic factory grille insert that needs to be removed before installing the new grille. The plastic insert may be fastened with screws on top, which require tools to remove. Please feel free to call us with any questions or concerns.
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You have to take out a little insert by unscrewing it then you put the armrest in and screw it in. It is extremely simple.
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There are many fasteners available from hardware stores and even Walmart. The easiest is a plastic anchor and screw. You'll need a masonary bit and drill. Drill the hole. Insert the plastic anchor. Screw in the screw.
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Wait for the product as it has instructions. The method is to place the bracket on the point you want to install it and draw a line on the inside opening. Then cut on the line. Wait...........
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Check the guild. I installed the one I got and it was very very easy. I saw a how to do it on youtube. When installing push hard to snap in.
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Well Laura that was a problem for me too, I had to sit down to get it done. I had to push very hard till I heard the "click" of the plastic inserting into the metal holder. It took a few tries but I got it.
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Mine didn't come with instructions! How the f-ing heck am I suppose to install these!!
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There is a little insert on the knob, u have to push it in, while pushing the knob. It is hard. I installed 4 of them
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Hi, here is a link on how to install the caddy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olA1KuZuJ3s. I am sure you can find more on-line or on youtube.The caddy holds the attachments.
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There are no instructions. I was frustrated with it too!! Just try to attach it the best you can. They don't fit perfectly.
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I put the seat where I wanted it, had my son hold it in place and put a skinny drill bit through the hole in the metal and drilled. Then changed the drill bit to a screw driver bit and put the screw in. I drilled up but you could probably turn it over and drill down.
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Put in the 2 screws then a plastic cover plate fits in stock you will probably need a small pc of wood and tap on it. Very tight fit