Carpet Replacement Question

woodman60

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I've decided to replace the carpet in my 2005. I ordered the replacement from stockinteriors.com as suggested in the thread below. My question is whether the replacement comes with the plastic channel along the edge or do I need to remove that from the old and reattach it to the new. If so, any suggestions how to reattach.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/81282-new-carpet-before-after-pics.html

The channel holds the rear washer hose on the passenger side. If that isn't protected you end up where I began the whole replacement process, with a gallon of washer fluid absorbed in the carpet pad.
 

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you will need to remove that black plastic piece for the new carpet. I have done this before. Its great to get that old dirty carpet out. Will you be adding sound deadening material. I can also say that Im done with carpet and I just ordered the vinyl replacement from stockinteriors for my current 4th gen. Its black and I will never have to deal with shitty carpet again! I should have it next week.
 
you will need to remove that black plastic piece for the new carpet. I have done this before. Its great to get that old dirty carpet out. Will you be adding sound deadening material. I can also say that Im done with carpet and I just ordered the vinyl replacement from stockinteriors for my current 4th gen. Its black and I will never have to deal with shitty carpet again! I should have it next week.

Thanks Bassmacka.

How did you reattach the plastic piece?

Also, any recommendations for sound deadening...before I search the forum.
 
Thanks Bassmacka.

How did you reattach the plastic piece?

Also, any recommendations for sound deadening...before I search the forum.

you can use a staple gun to attach the plastic but it really does not need attaching just there to hold up the carpet a bit. FOr sound deadening buy some fatmat or dynamat. and some rubber vinyl
 

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