Grab Cup for HHR hatch?
#1
Grab Cup for HHR hatch?
I've heard that some have had problems with their grab cups coming off. HyperV and HHRCrafty were involved in a discussion with "another member" and I was just wondering if the "other member" remembered to unlock his vehicle before grabbing it. If in all wisdom, if the vehicle was still locked, wouldn't this cause the cup to come off. Some are not too intelligent if they didn't unlock the hatch first.
#6
I was referring to a closed thread. Sorry for the confusion.
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/general-hhr-4/washington-post-bankruptcy-could-offer-gm-more-flexibility-19682/
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/general-hhr-4/washington-post-bankruptcy-could-offer-gm-more-flexibility-19682/
#7
I just looked at the last few posts in that heated debacle and I must say that I am an HHR owner that has lost his "grab cup" out of the rear hatch as well.
I believe what that poster was referring to, and what is in question here, is the same piece that came out on mine and has since been lost. The "grab cup" is the piece of plastic on the bottom edge of the rear hatch which allows you to put your hand inside and pull down to close the rear door.
Mine came out about a year ago I think. I don't remember exactly when I lost it but I assume it was one night when my girlfriend came to pick up me and my friends from a squash tournament after we drank too much. I think when we loaded our gear in the back I pulled to hard and the "cup" came out of its hole. I likely laughed it off at the time and threw it in the snow. I know have to put my hand into the empty hole, carefully, and hope to not get cut by the metal edge.
I believe what that poster was referring to, and what is in question here, is the same piece that came out on mine and has since been lost. The "grab cup" is the piece of plastic on the bottom edge of the rear hatch which allows you to put your hand inside and pull down to close the rear door.
Mine came out about a year ago I think. I don't remember exactly when I lost it but I assume it was one night when my girlfriend came to pick up me and my friends from a squash tournament after we drank too much. I think when we loaded our gear in the back I pulled to hard and the "cup" came out of its hole. I likely laughed it off at the time and threw it in the snow. I know have to put my hand into the empty hole, carefully, and hope to not get cut by the metal edge.
#9
I just looked at the last few posts in that heated debacle and I must say that I am an HHR owner that has lost his "grab cup" out of the rear hatch as well.
I believe what that poster was referring to, and what is in question here, is the same piece that came out on mine and has since been lost. The "grab cup" is the piece of plastic on the bottom edge of the rear hatch which allows you to put your hand inside and pull down to close the rear door.
Mine came out about a year ago I think. I don't remember exactly when I lost it but I assume it was one night when my girlfriend came to pick up me and my friends from a squash tournament after we drank too much. I think when we loaded our gear in the back I pulled to hard and the "cup" came out of its hole. I likely laughed it off at the time and threw it in the snow. I know have to put my hand into the empty hole, carefully, and hope to not get cut by the metal edge.
I believe what that poster was referring to, and what is in question here, is the same piece that came out on mine and has since been lost. The "grab cup" is the piece of plastic on the bottom edge of the rear hatch which allows you to put your hand inside and pull down to close the rear door.
Mine came out about a year ago I think. I don't remember exactly when I lost it but I assume it was one night when my girlfriend came to pick up me and my friends from a squash tournament after we drank too much. I think when we loaded our gear in the back I pulled to hard and the "cup" came out of its hole. I likely laughed it off at the time and threw it in the snow. I know have to put my hand into the empty hole, carefully, and hope to not get cut by the metal edge.