Careful Geoff_Juke, youré already under caution!!!!!Geoff_Juke said:It's to aid theives to fit false number plates, when they steal your Juke.![]()
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very true, their are 2 types of hatch door, with or without number plate holes, without are for left hand drive cars only, right hand drive cars all have 2 holes for mounting number plates, has your dealer fitted the rear number plate correctly ?zen123 said:Took a closer look & they seem to be hard plastic & not rubber. I was told by a friend that they are for screwing the rear number plates into or maybe one of those number plate holders.
Is that true?
Except on the bumpers apparentlyOuch! said:Don't know for sure, But grommets are always put in critical places, on cars, to prevent rubbing, vibration, or water ingress.
The dealer just stuck them on with double sided sticky stuff & because they weren't flush with the bodywork (due to those 2 plastic bumps) every time the hatch door was closed the plates would rattle.jon96uk said:very true, their are 2 types of hatch door, with or without number plate holes, without are for left hand drive cars only, right hand drive cars all have 2 holes for mounting number plates, has your dealer fitted the rear number plate correctly ?zen123 said:Took a closer look & they seem to be hard plastic & not rubber. I was told by a friend that they are for screwing the rear number plates into or maybe one of those number plate holders.
Is that true?