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seat removal

Postby 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?
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Re: seat removal

Postby 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?
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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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Re: seat removal

Postby 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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Re: seat removal

Postby 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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