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Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

2017 Range Rover Autobiography 5.0 SC V8 Aruba

[SOLD] L405 dog guard/luggage partition as new £180

Good afternoon

I'm selling a Range Rover L405 Luggage Partition Dog Guard/luggage partition. Hardly used. Complete with all fittings.

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Land Rover part number VPLGS0162

Designed to prevent luggage from entering the passenger compartment. Complies with ECE-17 regulation. Not applicable for PHEV. Features a useful integral ski hatch which allows longer items such as skis to be carried where suitable rear seat option is fitted. Compatible with loadspace rubber mat, loadspace rigid liner, loadspace rail system and parcel shelf. Not compatible with vehicles fitted with executive class seating.

£350 new (£440 fitted at a dealer). Asking £180

Collection only from Bristol (or nearby) or you could get a quote to ship with Shipley etc and arrange your own shipping.

Last edited by Brunel on 8th Jun 2019 11:45am. Edited 2 times in total

27th May 2019 11:55am

BigladUK

Member Since: 04 Oct 2014
Location: Milton Keynes
Posts: 106

2014 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Causeway Grey

How easy if this to take out and put back in ?

Si

29th May 2019 7:07am

Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

Hi Si

Takes 10min - 2 fixing points each side

Stuart

29th May 2019 7:33am

Ent

Member Since: 20 Oct 2014
Location: Preston
Posts: 42

2013 Range Rover Vogue SE SDV8 Causeway Grey

Out of interest is the a specific dog guard for executive seats or can you fit this but lose the reclining option?

29th May 2019 8:11pm

Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

Don’t know I’m afraid.

29th May 2019 9:38pm

Fleagle_UK

Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
Location: Cheshire
Posts: 409

2014 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Luxor

How intrusive is this into the boot? ie how much room does it take up from the boot? - it looks a quality piece of kit but worried it is massively over engineered - we have a large dog so he needs all the room he can get.

thanks

4th Jun 2019 11:10am

Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

It fits flush against the back of the rear seats and headrests, so doesn’t intrude much. Our dog’s small enough that it’s not necessary- we just clip the lead on

4th Jun 2019 11:16am

Fleagle_UK

Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
Location: Cheshire
Posts: 409

OK thanks. One more thing. In your photos, the rear seats are not in the fully reclined position and seem quite vertical. Does the dog guard prevent the seats from going into the fully reclined position ? - the four thick black right angled brackets halfway up appear to push the seat forward???

We have a young child so a car seat is fitted which needs the seats in the fully reclined position.

thanks

4th Jun 2019 11:27am

Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

Hi again
No, the seats don’t recline fully, per the photos.
Stuart

4th Jun 2019 11:58am

Fleagle_UK

Member Since: 20 Mar 2013
Location: Cheshire
Posts: 409

ok thanks for the info - I'll have to give it a miss then.

4th Jun 2019 3:45pm

dazsear

Member Since: 23 Jan 2011
Location: Lincolnshire
Posts: 68

Don’t forget that you will need to remove both side panels in the boot to access the brackets bolted to the sides of the car.
Theses are the brackets that the top mount brackets are bolted to (all that is visible of them is two round threaded bits of metal sticking out of the carpeted panels.
Without these the guard is pretty useless.

I’ve just fitted a new dog guard to mine and these were a pain in the arse to fit.

Daz 2008 RRS HST - loved the car from 6 months old until a few years old
2009 Disco HSE - nice and practical alternative when I needed the space.
VW T5 Transporter - mid life crisis perhaps
2017 FFRR 4.4AB - best car I’ve ever owned

5th Jun 2019 6:44am

Brunel

Member Since: 10 Apr 2019
Location: Bristol
Posts: 128

Now ‘sold’ as car returned to dealer

8th Jun 2019 11:46am

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