Dog guard
You can install or remove in about 5-8 minutes by yourself.
I use it the wrong way though. I have a fridge and other stuff on shelves in the back so the dogs stay between the dog guard and the front seats or over what would be the second row of seats if I had them (yes they are trained well enough not to get up front while we are moving or jump out of the windows when they are down).
The permanent parts are small "L" brackets and the car is still useable when the guard is removed.
The top mount just presses against the "C" pillar with friction. The middle mount requires you to remove the screw that holds the rear trim cover in place and add a small "L" bracket. The lower mount requires another "L" bracket be placed under the front tiedown ring.
There are a few ***** that tighten up the guard against these "L" brackets.
Hope this helps
Jeff
I use it the wrong way though. I have a fridge and other stuff on shelves in the back so the dogs stay between the dog guard and the front seats or over what would be the second row of seats if I had them (yes they are trained well enough not to get up front while we are moving or jump out of the windows when they are down).
The permanent parts are small "L" brackets and the car is still useable when the guard is removed.
The top mount just presses against the "C" pillar with friction. The middle mount requires you to remove the screw that holds the rear trim cover in place and add a small "L" bracket. The lower mount requires another "L" bracket be placed under the front tiedown ring.
There are a few ***** that tighten up the guard against these "L" brackets.
Hope this helps
Jeff
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
yloDiscoII
Retired - Private For Sale/Trade Classifieds
0
Oct 11, 2010 09:30 AM



