Am I correct in assuming that the access to the fuel tank door on the driver's side floor is unobstructed by these liners?
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Your assumption is correct. There is no obstruction of the mat to access the gas door handle. My personal complaint with the mats, (see my Amazon review- Is WeatherTech Cheaping Out?) are that they do not wrap up on the door sill, leaving a narrow strip of carpet that is exposed. This isn't the case with the mats on either my 2010 or 2012 Toyota Tacoma.
15041
I really don't know the answer to that question. I assumed the transmissions were picked up via window openings because the inside unit had to sit at a certain distance from the floor. I love the unit - my little guy can run freely without fear of harm to him.
2109875
Not sure what you mean, but there is no reserve of any kind built in. The fuel gauge should provide adequate status of remaining fuel.
51180
I do not think it is because there are no rubber gaskets around the door frame.
2011853
Yes ....but in my case DOT regulations state it can not be connected to the fuel system so for me it's only a transfer tank ....There is a drain bung on the bottom edge tho :)
1424560
Assuming you have a normal opening for a radio in the dash of your Accord, no, everything is there.
138311
The Weather tech liners are perfectly fitted to the vehicle. I also have a heavy duty floor mat on my driver and passenger floors. The carpets look brand new nothing touches it is complete coverage.
1341581
Steve, the answer is NO, the grounding lug is located on the panel sides.. It is a direct push in.. It is a good buy and great quality.............Bob M.
2236724
The liner is designed to replace the factory carpet-like floor mat. It sits on top of the main carpet and is held in place in the same manner as the factory mat (there is a hole in the liner that fits over a "stub" in the main carpet. As a previous person stated, this holds the liner in place. If you took out all of the carpet in addition to the mat, a lot of the floor would be left exposed. All this being said, the Bestop liner fits perfectly when installed properly. We are extremely pleased with our purchase.
2199376
Yeah the propane is underneath hidden behind panels. You can't see the tank at all.
1129376
That gap is designed to let the air in to mix with the fuel. it is entirely normal. you may have to block it a little in extremely windy conditions.
2026505
Doesn't matter ,liner goes behind the mud flap, just put that side in first, but If mud flaps are not installed yet , do the liner first. These liners work awesome
532678
There is no fuel odor when the unit is turned off. If there were, it would indicate that was a leak.
938027
Not well. The 2013 F150 trucks do not have a raised door well, as a result these type of floor liners cause a trip entering the vehicle.
1194995
If the model of liner is proper for your model and year, then yes the liner completely fills the floor space and the sides come up over an inch. Dogs, firewood, spilled milkshake, whatever it is amazing. I even armor all coated mine and they clean really fast with a hose. I have the full set for all seats and the back
2101700
Yes. I don't believe the style cab of the truck makes a difference for the fuel door assembly
2090502
The side windows are sewn in and cannot be opened or removed. The rear window can be unzipped and rolled up and secured to access the cargo area or for fresh air.