mort

I have no idea what theese are
http://www.imagestation.com/mypictur...1&from_album=1

fr130

That's a J-Hook:
Below refers to the xB's rear J-hook. Same definition as the tC's.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ighlight=jhook

birdy

j hooks
its a japan thing

mort

Thanks I was a bit confused

bbcrud

And here I was telling people they were ports for the optional tractor beam. :oops:

JOHN_MCDONALD

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this is where the vehicle is bolted down to the ship when it is coming over from Japan.

all japaneese builts toyota's and scion's have the in some way shape or form on the vehicle.

JROC. :twisted: [/quote]

CervezA

they're used for towing cars in japan. sure is a good thing we have 'em on an american-only car....

djimpak

i was wondering what they were for a while and then i read it in the manual.

mgithens

these are on the american cars... check the bumpers... if you need to have your car towed, most older cars had some sort of hook available on the bottom of the car.... for the low slung permance cars the solution is to put a small removable flap that allows you to screw in a small tow hook... I wouldn't call it a "J hook" cause it isn't shaped like that at all, but you can expect to see these on more and more cars in the future...

here's an example

CDX8

oh thanks tc4me.. your such a good mod for closing the other thread .. anyways, i would have found this thread if i knew what i was trying to search for . i might be a newbie
to this forum but im not a newbie on forum rules.