General A screw in the boot!

[007Seats]

Hope the title didn't bring people to this post under false expectations...

Does anyone know why there is a protruding screw in the boot of my 500x?!

What purpose does it serve, and should it have a cap on it?

Has a habit of ripping open shopping bags.

 

[porta]

Is it meant to have a circular’plug’ on it or one of those tie-down clips, I know the renegade does?!?

 

[007Seats]

Is it meant to have a circular’plug’ on it or one of those tie-down clips, I know the renegade does?!?

No idea? I guess so, or whether it's supposed to be there at all?

 

[nico77]

No idea? I guess so, or whether it's supposed to be there at all?

My 500x has it and there is supposed to be a plastic plug on it.

 

[s130]

Ditto - plastic push over button

 

[007Seats]

Well this will be fun trying to find one of those parts!

 

[Old Grey]

Well this will be fun trying to find one of those parts!

Hi did you find the part to go over the stud in boot as I need one and can't find one fiat dealer to fat away

 

[s130]

This is the US part:

https://store.mopar.com/oem-parts/mopar-fastener-68121914aa

How you get from 68121914aa to an EU number is another problem to solve

 

[Wasstraat63]

The correct partnumber for the EU is: 670003320

 

[s130]

The correct partnumber for the EU is: 670003320

Where / how did you get that EU part number?

 

[varesecrazy]

Where / how did you get that EU part number?

Does it not work?

 

[s130]

Does it not work?

Not a question of how it works or does not.

Point is that we here in the UK / EU, post last ePER 84 can no longer access / obtain official part numbers that easily.

In the US MOPAR, as per my link, allow customers to freely access part information, and even tell you where you can purchase those parts.

The problem is that in the US all their part numbers are different to EU/UK ones.

So my question was how was US P/N: 68121914aa to 670003320

It might be that poster Wasstraat63 has access to Fiat EU systems or has found a cross reference source, hence my question.