Thomas,
I can't help you specifically with the thin jute under padding fitted to the
gearbox cover carpet. However I have seen it in the past and it is very thin
and simply glues in place on the carpet, staying about 2" back from any
edges.
The two forward male Tenax studs are attached to the tunnel carpet and
float in the carpet. (see picture 20031 showing an original BN2 with arm
rest removed) Though they are no doubt not
supplied with any kits, the under sides are similar to the female ones where
the threaded stud base will go down through the carpet and the threaded
locking ring will screw on from below, tightening with the standard Tenax
wrench into the two little holes.
Rich
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From: "T+ B Willig" <willig@wtnet.de>
> In the Anderson-Moment book is written on page 52
>
"A jute pad covering about 70 percent of the tunnel was glued to the
> underside of the tunnel carpet". Has anybody taken sketches of the outline
> of this jute pad?
>
Further on it reads: "Tenax snap studs, to which the armrest pad front
> corners were snapped, were fastened to the carpet cover." Is this correct?
> Are the Tenax studs really screwed onto the carpet?
>
Please advise
>
Thomas
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