[daydotz]

Is this located in the gap in the boot lid if you paid for it does it have clips or straps im wondering if the holder is retro fittable by replacing the trim(that's held on with 2 screws)

 

[brandonbardsley]

Yes that is where it would be located had you ordered it, if it is similar to Audi's then the casing for the warning triangle simply had to fixed screws in the casing which you were able to turn and secure it in place... I presume as there is holes in the boot you'd be able to purchase this from a dealer and it would be plug and play? I may be wrong.

 

[daydotz]

Yes that is where it would be located had you ordered it, if it is similar to Audi's then the casing for the warning triangle simply had to fixed screws in the casing which you were able to turn and secure it in place... I presume as there is holes in the boot you'd be able to purchase this from a dealer and it would be plug and play? I may be wrong.

Theirs no screws on the Audi one guess I just have to put it under the boot floor ?

 

[brandonbardsley]

Theirs no screws on the Audi one guess I just have to put it under the boot floor ?

There were on my A1 but they may have changed as it was a 12 plate.

 

[Davyboy]

I just store things like this under the boot floor, a little tip, I always wrap everything well to stop rattles etc.

 

[2GOOD]

Retro fitted it to ours as we were supposed to be going abroad in it last year. All you need to order are the two brackets (I also ordered the screws & washers but they were already there) & the warning triangle is a narrow one, identical to the E9x BMW 3 series

 

[MiniMpi]

I recently fitted the warning triangle to my F56.
The warning triangle part number is 71606770487. You need two brackets which are identical and the part number for this is 51497375203. You just use the screws that are in the recess in the tailgate to attach the brackets.