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Old 05-05-2009, 06:31 AM   #1
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I was wondering if anyone else suffered from the problem that my floor mats have, any what's a possible solution.

If I drive somewhere that's more than like two miles away (stop and go at lights or stop signs) my driver's side mat always ends up crooked because it gets moved when I depress the clutch.
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I was wondering if anyone else suffered from the problem that my floor mats have, any what's a possible solution.

If I drive somewhere that's more than like two miles away (stop and go at lights or stop signs) my driver's side mat always ends up crooked because it gets moved when I depress the clutch.
Use 2" long piece of two sided carpet tape and that will hold the mat in place.
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mine gets crooked but i have a auto and it gets crooked every time i get to a stop sign lol
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Use 2" long piece of two sided carpet tape and that will hold the mat in place.

Alright, sure thing, thanks alot.
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