[Plain]

Hi,

I have a 2002 1.8 Phoenix edition with phoenix matts, and they have a hole for supporting them but no hook! I really like them but they regularly shift up/bunch up towards the peddle and could be pretty dangerous. Is there an OEM part to prevent this?

 

[Shadowraven]

There is, it's a clip lock type thing that as far as I know is moulded into the carpet just infront of the seat rails. Do you have a hole there where one once was?

 

[B_hawk111]

I bought a set of genuine mats from mazda for my mk1 (listed as being for mk1, 2 and 2.5) and it came with the little plastic clip thing. Screwed it down to the floor just under the seat, they might be able to sell it as a spare part. Or treat yourself to some new mats?

 

[Plain]

There is, it's a clip lock type thing that as far as I know is moulded into the carpet just infront of the seat rails. Do you have a hole there where one once was?

I don't appear to have any kind of hole, thanks for the reply though!

I bought a set of genuine mats from mazda for my mk1 (listed as being for mk1, 2 and 2.5) and it came with the little plastic clip thing. Screwed it down to the floor just under the seat, they might be able to sell it as a spare part. Or treat yourself to some new mats?

Awesome, i'll take a look on mx5-parts and see what I can find. Cheers!

 

[Don]

If you can't get the specific hook part, the circular velcro pads are good and would stop your mats sliding forward. There are types which are held in place with a screw or self-adhesive, or you can use a fabric glue - cheap and readily available from a multitude of online sellers.

 

[Plain]

If you can't get the specific hook part, the circular velcro pads are good and would stop your mats sliding forward. There are types which are held in place with a screw or self-adhesive, or you can use a fabric glue - cheap and readily available from a multitude of online sellers.

All good, took a look today and I found the mounting holes for the hooks. They where much further back than expected!