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Replying to: fargond (Jun 26, 2008 8:27 am) btw, your 3rd link does not work for me at all.
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Replying to: narek (Jun 26, 2008 9:18 am) The Cargo net is not on many sites. The 3rd and 4th site above have it but you need to search the parts catalog by part # only, not browse the normal graphical showroom. When you connect to either site, the process is the same. On the 3rd link'd site, on the right lower frame it says: "OEM Parts Catalog" and a little below it it says: "2. Search by Factory Part Number" Or, on the 4th site, there is a link on the left side of the page that says: "Genuine Hyundai Parts" "Hyundai Replacement Parts". Click that link and a new frame will appear, hosted by "TradeMotion" (same for either site). In the search field, enter the Hyundai OEM part number for the cargo net (U81702H000) and select "Hyundai" in the (select make) drop-down list. Click search and the following should appear: ---------- Item Number MSRP Core Price Price U81702H000 $25.00 $0.00 $17.50 (or $17.15 for the other site) CARGO NET- HD ELANTR ---------- The 4th link above is the cheaper shipping link. I was able to order all 3 items for only $6.50 shipping vs. $10 or more at the other link. Also, you can find the net at PartsPeople site for $17.50 + $8.95 shipping: http://hyundaipartspeople.com/SearchProduct.asp?Model=Elantra&catid=340532945968- - 9994&year=08&productdesc=Trunk+Cargo+Net
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Replying to: fargond (Jun 26, 2008 10:36 am)  I also ordered the aftermarket body side mouldings from that ebay seller. Should have all by next week. |
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I ordered the front and rear mud guards as well from Hyundai-parts. For the others that ordered them, do you how long shipping takes? Also, I looked into the cargo mat and cargo tray for the 2008 Elantra. I didn't order either yet, but thought I'd list the part numbers I got from Hyundai just in case someone wanted them. 2008 Elantra Cargo Mat: 081452H000 2008 Elantra Cargo Tray: U81202H000 |
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Replying to: ez888 (Jun 27, 2008 11:44 am) The word I got from 1 other site plus one ebay seller is that the mud guards are on backorder and not expected in until early august. I think a poster above said the same thing they heard from their dealer. I dont know if this site is any different. In any case, the savings was so considerable on both shipping and the guards themselves, throwing in the net cost almost nothing comparably. If it takes a while to come in I guess that's fine. Wish I would have found this 2 months ago when I got the car!
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Replying to: fargond (Jun 27, 2008 12:25 pm) i know what you mean about being out of stock maybe. plenty of dealers have the front guards but no rears. i even called some charlotte dealers as i was there for business the last 3 weeks- they said they had them on order for almost a month already. we'll see i guess. i just want them asap so i don't have to worry about issues with pebbles or the darn asphalt the've been throwing down to repair the roads around here. i also may pick up the cargo tray for the trunk as well. it seems decent since we always throw a lot of crap back there that may be muddy or wet. we'll see though. so far so good with the car- very fun! enjoy! ez |
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Replying to: fargond (Jun 26, 2008 8:27 am)
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Replying to: badday (Jul 01, 2008 7:32 pm)
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Replying to: gomst1 (Jun 18, 2008 7:41 pm) However.. I actually am a bit disappointed in them - they were not what I exactly expected. I haven't installed them yet, but they are nowhere near the "bulk" I expected to get. I don't honestly see how they will be adding much depth to the door to take the hit from another errant door instead of the rest of the metal itself (depending on the shape of the door that might hit mine of course). I have had other cars with much thicker moldings, meaning thicker sticking out farther from the metal, plus wider as well. The pictures seemed to make it appear they were bigger than they are. Anyway, as soon as I get my $300 damage that I already have on the door repaired (since it's just above, under and below -- yes, 3 spots -- where I will be installing this molding on) I will get this installed to hopefully provide a bit better protection. Again, for $135 shipped, I am a bit disappointed in what they actually are. But we'll see if they help once I can get them installed.
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Replying to: ez888 (Jul 02, 2008 9:28 am) |
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