I had the same problem. Ended up drilling the female nut out and filling the hole with f/glass resin. Then drilled a new hole completely through the bracket, dremelled a flat bit at the back and fitted a T-nut. Strong as an ox and looks ok.
Dog Guard
Does anybody know the fixings to fit eh dog guard?
Not the plastic bits that go on the headlining that you get a s a kit but the bits that are on the guard itself that fasten into the brackets in the headlining
Not the plastic bits that go on the headlining that you get a s a kit but the bits that are on the guard itself that fasten into the brackets in the headlining
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I didn't take any pics when I was doing it, and you can only see the difference when you unbolt the bracket from the roof. I don't particularly want to take them out. With guard in place they look completely stock; with guard off the difference isn't really noticeable unless you're looking for it.rrtoadhall said:Can you post up a pic of that setup?
If I take them out in the near future I'll try and remember to take some pics.
Dammit. I went to the main bolt and fastener shops tring to find them about them. Should have asked here insteadoffroadbaz said:When I fitted mine I thought of them as Dzus fasteners. They are available all over the world. Have a look here http://www.southco.com/class/81-82-85-dzus-lion-quarter-turn-fasteners-7438.html?ctid=45.
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