Installing 3rd row in a 98 Expedition
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Installing 3rd row in a 98 Expedition
Hello all,
I'm new here and I've been searching for sometime and can't seem to find a complete answer to this. I have a 1998 Expedition EB that came stock without the third row. My family has gotten larger and I need to seat everyone safely. This truck has been a dream to own and I really don't want to get rid of it for a truck with the 3rd row just to have other issues. How do you go about installing the third row in an Expedition that never came with this option?
I'm new here and I've been searching for sometime and can't seem to find a complete answer to this. I have a 1998 Expedition EB that came stock without the third row. My family has gotten larger and I need to seat everyone safely. This truck has been a dream to own and I really don't want to get rid of it for a truck with the 3rd row just to have other issues. How do you go about installing the third row in an Expedition that never came with this option?
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You can either find everything you need in a junkyard, or you can order it from this site.
Expedition Third Row Seat, Expedition Suv Accessories, Expedition Fifth Row Seat, Expedition Seventh Row Seat, Expedition Custom Car Seats
Expedition Third Row Seat, Expedition Suv Accessories, Expedition Fifth Row Seat, Expedition Seventh Row Seat, Expedition Custom Car Seats
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If I recall correctly, the seat belts in the factory installation are attached to the truck and do not come out with the seat. If that is the case, you will need to do a complete install of the belts and their mounting locations. The aftermarket link above addresses it by attaching the belts to the seat. Either way it's going to cost....
You talk about "safely seating everyone", I'd suggest that the third row isn't really a way to achieve that. There is no room between the back of the truck and the seat. You get it from behind and whomever is in that seat is likley to get hurt. You might want to consider an Excursion or Suburban if you really need that room, at least there is some leeway back there.
You talk about "safely seating everyone", I'd suggest that the third row isn't really a way to achieve that. There is no room between the back of the truck and the seat. You get it from behind and whomever is in that seat is likley to get hurt. You might want to consider an Excursion or Suburban if you really need that room, at least there is some leeway back there.
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JMHO but we have a large family and the Expedition with the 3rd row is our choice.
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Where are you located? I have a 1997 with the light grey 3rd row seat that I am parting out. I can cut out the boxes you need to mount in the floor too.
I am in South Eastern PA however so while shipping the floor pieces would be possible shipping the seat could be expensive but possible
I am in South Eastern PA however so while shipping the floor pieces would be possible shipping the seat could be expensive but possible
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Where are you located? I have a 1997 with the light grey 3rd row seat that I am parting out. I can cut out the boxes you need to mount in the floor too.
I am in South Eastern PA however so while shipping the floor pieces would be possible shipping the seat could be expensive but possible
I am in South Eastern PA however so while shipping the floor pieces would be possible shipping the seat could be expensive but possible
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Ok, I just got a great deal on a 3rd row seat from a 1999 Navigator and its grey. The seller is throwing the rear seat belts and floor mounts. He's going to cut out about a 2ft x 1ft section of the rear floor with the mounts. I'll let you guys know how it goes. Any tips will be greatly appreciated.