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FunN4Lo 07-23-2007 04:49 PM

Removing Carpet?
 
So I know the dealers and manual tell you not to because of the heat from the exhaust and engine, but has anyone done this? Any side effects? Also, I know there are wires running to the back right underneath the carpet above the wheel wells. Anyone found a clever way of hiding these so they aren't out in the open with the carpet removed? Thanks for any feedback.

BigJerm 07-23-2007 05:56 PM

only carpet ive pulled is the front carpet and right under driver seat. It does get a little warm on the feet and yes right above the tranny gets decently hot but not going to burn your skin. I got the Husky floor matts and they work great

muddpuppy01 07-23-2007 06:21 PM

the wire are already tucked up when you remove the carpet I remove mine the second dat I had the jeep and lever looked back

really_good_guy 07-23-2007 09:22 PM

RE
 

Originally Posted by FunN4Lo (Post 136354)
So I know the dealers and manual tell you not to because of the heat from the exhaust and engine, but has anyone done this? Any side effects? Also, I know there are wires running to the back right underneath the carpet above the wheel wells. Anyone found a clever way of hiding these so they aren't out in the open with the carpet removed? Thanks for any feedback.

pulled all carpet and rhino lined. check out my photos in the project jk photo album. it does get a little warm on long road trips but nothing bad...def. worth doing if you are tired of cleaning dirt and sand out of your carpet after wheeling.

2K1TJ 07-23-2007 10:57 PM


Originally Posted by really_good_guy (Post 136499)
pulled all carpet and rhino lined. check out my photos in the project jk photo album. it does get a little warm on long road trips but nothing bad...def. worth doing if you are tired of cleaning dirt and sand out of your carpet after wheeling.

Here's the link to your thread, for those interested. ;)

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-show-tell-33/pics-my-jeep-including-rhino-liner-9487/

FunN4Lo 07-24-2007 08:56 AM

So...I pulled out all my carpet yesterday after some of your posts. Super Easy. I also just got the Husky Floor Liners. They work great. Good Fit and seem pretty durable. Also, I can now sell my vaccum and get a better hose. HaHa.

BigJerm 07-24-2007 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by FunN4Lo (Post 136752)
So...I pulled out all my carpet yesterday after some of your posts. Super Easy. I also just got the Husky Floor Liners. They work great. Good Fit and seem pretty durable. Also, I can now sell my vaccum and get a better hose. HaHa.

you pull the rear carpet too? I thought about it but i want to keep my rear tub cover in place and having the trapazoid piece of carpet in the middle of metal would look goofy i think

FunN4Lo 07-24-2007 10:59 AM

Yes I pulled ALL of my carpet out even the rear. I offroad quite a bit and I normally have the top down and all the carpet would get filthy. Frankly I got sick of vacuuming my entire car. Now I use an air hose. :) So far I have no regrets.

FunN4Lo 07-24-2007 10:33 PM

I'll try to get some up here shortly. Would you like pics with or without the husky liners in? Or both?

saltman 08-01-2007 01:55 PM

For those that have pulled the carpet. What did you do about the carpet cover for the little recessed trunk area? Did you just remove the door? Was the entire tub painted like a TJ? I've peaked under the carpet and mine looks spotty. I'm not so much concerned about the appearance as much as rust due to the water that's going to be getting on it.


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