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Do anyone know of have a part # for the jack and tools holder. I looked everywhere online and can't find it. I see they sell a kit with a huge bag (ridiculous), but i would prefer what in the pic so that it can be mounted and secured properly. I'm OCD when it comes to thinks like this. Any help would be great. And this isn't my car by the way. searched in web and google just so happen to have this.
Do anyone know of have a part # for the jack and tools holder. I looked everywhere online and can't find it. I see they sell a kit with a huge bag (ridiculous), but i would prefer what in the pic so that it can be mounted and secured properly. I'm OCD when it comes to thinks like this. Any help would be great. And this isn't my car by the way. searched in web and google just so happen to have this.
Is A2055800100 the one you are looking for or is that the huge bag you are talking about?
I bought the bag with tools already, but my car doesn't have that plastic piece to hold the tools in. if you look at the pic you can see the jack snug and the tire iron fastened also. i wanted to see if anyone had the part number for that piece.
I bought the bag with tools already, but my car doesn't have that plastic piece to hold the tools in. if you look at the pic you can see the jack snug and the tire iron fastened also. i wanted to see if anyone had the part number for that piece.
If it is that plastic bag, it doesn't look OEM and I never seen one, I am not saying it doesn't exist but I never seen one though. Do you mind letting me know the source of the image, you said it is from someone's vehicle on the internet but was it posted in a web blog or something?
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