Here is the trick of the trades for fixing your SAGGY storage/cargo nets", that are behind your P-Type front seats.
I've shown the drivers side because it's a little more difficult to remove. Remove the side adjustment knob as shown in the picture
carefully unsnap the lumbar adjustment button pad from the seat back, then pull the backing away from the rear of the seat
1. Look on the backside of the seatcover/shell, you'll see that the giant plastic trim is held in by several round clips. Pry the clip off carefully on one of the "ends" that you have chosen. I used needle nosed pliers and worked them off with a little twirling.
2. Your net should be tied into a giant knot to keep tension on the elastic that is on the top part of the net, undo the knot.
3 Look at the giant plastic trim that surrounds the net on the 3 sides. Choose one of the "ends" (either the left or right side). I used the inside closest to the center console so If there was a problem it would'nt be as obvious.
4. You'll notice that the elastic net "ends" are held in place inside the trim piece by a knot. Grab the end of the elastic piece so that it is somewhat stretched (don't make it too tight, you want to be able to put things inside it). Make a new knot, cut off the excess elastic. Insert new knot inside the trim piece. Notice how far the string has stretched in the picture
5. Reassemble. Admire your storage nets that now actually looks decent & no longer has a giant knot in it (and no longer sags)
I've shown the drivers side because it's a little more difficult to remove. Remove the side adjustment knob as shown in the picture
carefully unsnap the lumbar adjustment button pad from the seat back, then pull the backing away from the rear of the seat
1. Look on the backside of the seatcover/shell, you'll see that the giant plastic trim is held in by several round clips. Pry the clip off carefully on one of the "ends" that you have chosen. I used needle nosed pliers and worked them off with a little twirling.
2. Your net should be tied into a giant knot to keep tension on the elastic that is on the top part of the net, undo the knot.
3 Look at the giant plastic trim that surrounds the net on the 3 sides. Choose one of the "ends" (either the left or right side). I used the inside closest to the center console so If there was a problem it would'nt be as obvious.
4. You'll notice that the elastic net "ends" are held in place inside the trim piece by a knot. Grab the end of the elastic piece so that it is somewhat stretched (don't make it too tight, you want to be able to put things inside it). Make a new knot, cut off the excess elastic. Insert new knot inside the trim piece. Notice how far the string has stretched in the picture
5. Reassemble. Admire your storage nets that now actually looks decent & no longer has a giant knot in it (and no longer sags)