Installing Split Bench Seat
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but the seats are connected, its one big seat at the bottom, only the top is split. So its not possible for the two sides to slide independantly.
I think its the piece needed to allow the drivers side seat to fold. Thats what i'm hoping it is, otherwise thats broken. hah
I think its the piece needed to allow the drivers side seat to fold. Thats what i'm hoping it is, otherwise thats broken. hah
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The floor pan is definitely an odd shape. If your current seat doesn't fit properly, it is most likely a swapped seat. If the new seat tracks fit better use them. Drilling is no big deal since you can use steel tape from the bottom to seal any bad holes.
Give it a go and see what looks best. Most seat swaps wind up with a modification of two. I have swapped twice and continue to use the original bench.
Give it a go and see what looks best. Most seat swaps wind up with a modification of two. I have swapped twice and continue to use the original bench.
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The only differance between the seats (less track) should be the split back.
The supercab backs have 10" cables inside to release the latch and fold forward individually.
The regularcab should have a long piece to tie the two latches together.
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The seats not little, same size as my current seat. So theres no way its the back seat.
I'm pretty sure the guy knows what hes talking about, I e-mailed him to see what he says. I'll report back when I figure it out
I'm pretty sure the guy knows what hes talking about, I e-mailed him to see what he says. I'll report back when I figure it out
