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by ppete100 » Sat 21.03.2009, 14:31
Need to take out seats, can you slide them off the runners, or do the runners have to be ulboltd from chassis?
thanks
pete 100
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by Specky » Sat 21.03.2009, 14:51
ppete100 wrote:Need to take out seats, can you slide them off the runners, or do the runners have to be ulboltd from chassis?
thanks
pete 100
you can't slide them off the runners
it takes a good few hours to remove the seats from the runners whilst they are still fitted to the car
It's easier to unbolt the 4 chassis bolts...
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by clemo » Mon 23.03.2009, 21:16
and mark what came from where.
they are different sizes ....
hope you havent driven through any smelly stuff recently...
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by mikeydude » Mon 30.03.2009, 22:41
whilst you are at it, pull back the carpet from the sills and check out the metal inner sill for rust. This is where any leaking in effects the car!
I had to clean rustproof and paint mine.
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