Rear Partition Net - Cross Tursimo - Install Help?

[Mbgt72]

So, this came in the back of the car when I picked it up. I've tried to figure out how it installs, as it appears similar to be similar to the Panamera/Macan partition net, but I'm not beginning to question if this is the correct part for a Taycan.

I can't find any instructions for install, and when I search the Model number I see that it's a partition net but I don't see model application to verify it's correct for a Tycan.

Part number 9J0.861.691
Looks similar to this parts link but don't have more pics to compare. https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/sku9j0net.html
Suncoast SKU is 9J0NET which matches the first part of what I have so it would seem correct.

If anyone has one installed or can find any info that would be amazing.

The problem I'm having is that the sides fold out and lock to a dimension much wider than the car. And when secured from the roof C Pillar, it does not hand down flush with the trunk floorboard as other Porsche Partition Nets show from other online pics.

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[Mbgt72]

Here was online pictures I found from a Panamera partition net, but it does not have the fold out wings that lock into place as mine does.

 

[JAGMAN]

The top bar fits into the roof notches. The top bar also is spring loaded. Push in the end and rotate 30-45 degrees and it’ll extend fully. It has this so that it can be compressed and stored in the rear underfloor storage.
Buckles should face the rear

 

[cityhpper]

You only fold out the lower part when you use the partition net in the most forward position, meaning near the B-pillar.

 

[Mbgt72]

Thanks for the info. I'll give it another try. If anyone happens to come across instructions or pictures I still wouldn't mind seeing them.

Thanks!

 

[Jrkennedy37]

Thanks for the info. I'll give it another try. If anyone happens to come across instructions or pictures I still wouldn't mind seeing them.

Thanks!

I recall searching for instructions to install it and nada. As mentioned above, the top bar is spring loaded so you compress it when installing and it stays in place based on that force. Then clip and tighten the lower straps and you’re good to go.

It fits and installs the same way in our Panamera as well.

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