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I found a part number F75Z-78624A14-AAA, but havn't been able to confirm if it's whole kit or just one piece.
You should run over to the pick and pull there in Sacramento. They have 2 Lincoln navigators and about 5 expeditions on their lot which should have those clips. All you need is a screwdriver to get them out. very simple.
Pick-n-Pull
7600 Stockton Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95823 US
You should run over to the pick and pull there in Sacramento. They have 2 Lincoln navigators and about 5 expeditions on their lot which should have those clips. All you need is a screwdriver to get them out. very simple.
Pick-n-Pull
7600 Stockton Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95823 US
Tim M
I went to the Antelope one to get mine for the video. Last weekend I went to the Rancho Cordova yard and picked up four headrests to do the third row conversion. Cut out the whole bar and mounts with the headrest. Only paid $4.50 each.
I used iron on velcro I bought at WalMart. It has been holding up so far. I used a wet cloth between the iron and the velcro/carpet when heating so I would not burn the carpet. I did it with the seats still in the Excursion.
Ok, so I finished up the install of the clips to replace the velcro. Not too bad of a job, its always tough making that first cut. As the video shows there is a molded indention where you need to cut out the plastic for the clips.
When we got our 2002 last year I noticed this same annoyance.
Fixed it with 4 large snaps from Jo-Anns.
Use small screws to attach the male piece to the seat back.
Use the setting tool to crimp the cap to the female part.
When we got our 2002 last year I noticed this same annoyance.
Fixed it with 4 large snaps from Jo-Anns.
Use small screws to attach the male piece to the seat back.
Use the setting tool to crimp the cap to the female part.
I did the same thing as you. Except I went to Home Depot for snaps.
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