What do you have Under Your Seat?
- b0ardgamer
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What do you have Under Your Seat?
I've got this in my brand new B4S.
and close up
It looks like either a bit is missing, or they forgot to put something under the carpet, so just cut a hole to get it in! Surely this can't be normal?
and close up
It looks like either a bit is missing, or they forgot to put something under the carpet, so just cut a hole to get it in! Surely this can't be normal?
- b0ardgamer
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- b0ardgamer
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Well, the first aid kit is in the boot, which is where I would have expected it.
Fire Extinguisher Are you serious?! I've never heard of a car coming with a fire extinguisher. (Maybe a Tesla does, I haven't checked..)
UPDATE @Rav: You're right. To my amazement, there *is* supposed to be a fire extinguisher. But there isn't. Is this something that might have been deleted due to having fancy electric leather seats?
UPDATE @Ali: I had another look under the passenger seat, and there is some ducting there, but it is properly plumbed into the carpet, which is why I missed it the first time. I went back to the driver's side, and the ducting was suspiciously similar. What I had taken for ducting going rearwards was actually ducting that should have been pulled through the carpet aperture. After a bit of scraped knuckles, I managed to get the ducting pulled through, and now it all looks proper tidy.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Fire Extinguisher Are you serious?! I've never heard of a car coming with a fire extinguisher. (Maybe a Tesla does, I haven't checked..)
UPDATE @Rav: You're right. To my amazement, there *is* supposed to be a fire extinguisher. But there isn't. Is this something that might have been deleted due to having fancy electric leather seats?
UPDATE @Ali: I had another look under the passenger seat, and there is some ducting there, but it is properly plumbed into the carpet, which is why I missed it the first time. I went back to the driver's side, and the ducting was suspiciously similar. What I had taken for ducting going rearwards was actually ducting that should have been pulled through the carpet aperture. After a bit of scraped knuckles, I managed to get the ducting pulled through, and now it all looks proper tidy.
Thanks for the suggestions!
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