Cargo Net Install (SOLVED)

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nicko

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I just took delivery of a 2025 Equinox RS. I ordered the "geniune GM" cargo net accessory (part 26470092) specified for the 2025 Equinox. Surprisingly, unlike my 2015 Equinox, there is no upper hook to attach the cargo net. The lower hook is there. The "geniune GM" cargo net accessory came with two hooks on metal studs and an instruction sheet that said to go online to see the instructions. There are no instructions for part 26470092 online.

I'm guessing you drill through the plastic and maybe there is a threaded hole there? Anyone encounter this? I hate to start drilling into plastic without some assurances that I'm drilling in the correct spot.
 

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Interesting. Mine has the two hooks on each side. But in this pic I just found of the '25, it looks like only one hook on each side. Is this what your car looks like? If so, then your net might not really be for the '25.

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Below is a screenshot of what my rear hatch area looks like. (This came from a youtube review video so I know it isn't just my vehicle missing an upper hook.) I've circled in red where a second hook would logically belong. The "genuine GM" cargo net came with two additional hooks with threaded studs on them which is what led me to believe I need to drill somewhere in the plastic and find metal underneath with a threaded hole.

Having said that, maybe you are correct. The style you show in your image only requires a single mount point. I've double checked the Chevy accessory site and they do specify part 26470092 for the 2025 Equinox. I'm also suspicious that other cargo nets for other GM vehicles all have install instructions posted but theire are no instructions for part 26470092. There is an 800 number which I'll try to call but I doubt it's anything more than a sales number. Ugh!

Thanks for commenting!

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Just to close the loop on this, I opened a ticket with Chevy and they just emailed me the instructions. Below is a snapshot of the relevant part. I'm still a little queasy cutting into plastic on a new vehicle but we will see.

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There was an 800 number at the bottom of the Chevrolet Accessories page that I called. If your issues are not related to a Chevrolet accessory purchased from that page then I doubt they will open a ticket for you.
 

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There was an 800 number at the bottom of the Chevrolet Accessories page that I called.
I did call it, they were not helpfull and did not offer to open a ticket. I thought maybe you found a cheat code. :) Be careful, I don't think instructions have caught up to the 2025 yet. My GM friend printed off for me the trailer hitch. I was just showing a friend your post and how they changed the hitch online store and now it is not event showing. So I looked at the cargo net and it not showing. Not saying what you have is wrong, just that I don't trust the documents right now. Look at the online owner manual for LKA, it says it on the streeing but it is in the settings.
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I'm still seeing the cargo net but maybe it's because I fully specified my 2025 Equinox as an RS. Or maybe I drilled down via a different path. In any case, your caution is warranted. That's why I want to be sure the instructions are correct before cutting into the plastic. Ugh! Maybe I'll start with a small hole with a drill bit. The instructions are dated 2024 so maybe they are correct?
 

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I'm happy to report that the install instructions I was sent were indeed correct. There was a threaded nut under the plastic. I used a 1/2 inch forstner bit to drill out the plastic. Please note that the threaded nut is not perfectly centered on the plastic circle so I'm glad I used a 1/2 forstner bit.

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