how do you install floor mats on a Jetta?
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Match the Monster mats to the carpet mats, start with the driver's mat first. The driver's mat and front passenger mat are attached to two posts near the front of the seats. Detach and remove the carpet mat and snap in the Monster rubber mats...do not install the Monster mat over the carpet mat, it could slide forward and hold the accelerator petal at full throttle...imagine trying to adjust the floor mat at 6000 RPMs.
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I have a manual 08 Jetta and the mat (which is really heavy-duty rubber) fits just fine. I assume that you will not get one exactly the same but a customized mat if you order specifically for your 11 gti. The only downside with mine is that the floor-mounted posts which are supposed to hold the mat in place aren't quite high enough to work well.
1000715
I don't know about a Jetta sportwagon, but we have a 2011 Jetta TDI wagon, and they fit perfectly. I was really happy to find that they were exactly the size of the standard carpet mats that came in the car and they snapped in place in the front. The quality was great.
1664086
You really need to measure the floor area. They fit perfectly in my 2013 Jetta Hybrid but I'm not sure if the body changed that much between 2013 & 2014.
580645
Yes, the will fit a 2011 Jetta with 16" steel wheels. They do also include the VW emblem in the center.
705140
This part fit my Jetta based upon the dealer part number. So I would expect that it will fit your car if that is the part number the dealer gave you. This part is not made by VW, but it's not at the VW price either. There are several slightly different sizes, so you have to get the right part number from the dealer, assuming you are still using the original factory wheels.
1226906
NO, they will not fit. I ordered a full set and they are too small for my 2002 Jetta. The part number said they would fit but it didn't work out.
1757188
You would need to cut down the steel rod (your shifter) to make the boot fit on this shift boot/knob. It's shorter than yours. So no. Search "mk3 jetta shift knob" in amazon or your search engine.
723022
Hi. If you go to the Rhino Rack website and look at the instructions for the rack model you found on Amazon you can fined the rack length. Measure the width you want and compare them. The same website should tel you what model your Jetta takes. It should also identify the legs you need. They only make a few rack widths so many rack models are interchangeable. I found a rack for a Saab model that fit my Infiniti and it was only $35. Go figure! Guy
1964241
Yes. If you go onto Thule.com and navigate through the fit guide you'll see all the racks for your Jetta.
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Yes. You'll have to remove the old floor mats so that the new ones will fit over the little black hooks in the floor that keep the mats in place.
398474
Mine fit fine on my 2013 Jetta. I did have to use a right angle screwdriver because the tire was too close to allow clearance for a regular screw driver. My kit came with replacement screws so I didn't use the factory ones.
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Justin,Yes, this Motegi MR116 is a good fit for your 2014 Jetta.Thank you,BWT
1573219
i bought these for my 2005 GTI and they did not fit. i went to get them installed and they said it was sized for a golf. so im not sure if it will work for your jetta. you can buy my set if you want ill sell it to you cheaper then you will find it online i need to get rid of them
489620
Not sure about that. You need to look at the little connections on your Jetta. Some shapes are different then others then compare them on what Amazon is offering from their selectins.
1848338
They go on top of all the factory installed floormats except the driver's side.The driver's side has a hook to set your floormat on place and if the factory installed mat is present there then you will not be able to hook the new mat in. You could just place the mat on top pf it without hooking it in and the mat would not slide around.
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This is what for my 2010 jetta same model as yours. It is very easy to change.