Boot Floor (Load Floor)
The boot floor is the base of the luggage area, often a removable panel covering the spare wheel well and storage.
What is Boot Floor (Load Floor)?
Many floors can be set at two heights. Under it you often find the spare wheel, tool kit or repair kit. Some electric cars have extra storage under the floor. A flat boot floor with the rear seats folded makes loading long items easier.
How it works
A rigid board rests on supports and can be lifted to reach the space below.
Why it matters for your car
Water under the boot floor may point to leaking tail lights or seals. Secure heavy items to lashing points.
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- Car Battery
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- Charge-sustaining Mode (Hybrid Mode)
- Clutch Slave Cylinder
- Current Clamp
- DPF Ash Loading
- Dual Injection (Port And Direct)
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