Does anyone know what this piece of plastic does?
Does anyone know what this piece of plastic does?
Hello all. I hope everyone is back from their hang over for New Year. Quick question for you guys. Please see attached pictures. I found this square plastic with arrow in the glove compartment when I picked up my car last week. Do you guys know what is it? I also had to peeled some protective tapes which the dealer never pulled out for me. Found out there was a couple more of them under the front bumper today. Some kinda job they did...hehe. Sorry if I've been posting too many questions lately
Originally Posted by NovaJay
Looks like it might be the tow hook cover. The dealer has to remove it from the front bumper to install the license plate frame.
the front bumper protective plastic is to prevent you from scratching up the low hanging bumper i thought? i left it alone. as for the interior plastic... i did also have a few pieces left unremoved when i took delivery. but i of course rushed them to have the car prepped for me.
Originally Posted by mikeee2
Hello all. I hope everyone is back from their hang over for New Year. Quick question for you guys. Please see attached pictures. I found this square plastic with arrow in the glove compartment when I picked up my car last week. Do you guys know what is it? I also had to peeled some protective tapes which the dealer never pulled out for me. Found out there was a couple more of them under the front bumper today. Some kinda job they did...hehe. Sorry if I've been posting too many questions lately 

Originally Posted by FrizzleFry
the front bumper protective plastic is to prevent you from scratching up the low hanging bumper i thought? i left it alone. as for the interior plastic... i did also have a few pieces left unremoved when i took delivery. but i of course rushed them to have the car prepped for me.
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Originally Posted by GEE35X
Definitely the piece that covers where the front tow hook goes. If you have a front liscense plate, the hole is covered anyway, so it isn't needed.
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