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rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119 |
Well done. This is a job I've been postponing for a while. Is it difficult to remove the front seats? ______________________________
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27th Mar 2017 8:35pm |
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alistairh Member Since: 17 Sep 2016 Location: edinburgh Posts: 801 |
Really easy. Unbolt seatbelt holder unplug seats electrics from underneath then it's a matter of removing 4 bolts holding the seat in..seats quite heavy and you have to be careful as the seats runners could destroy your door card when your lifting it out..also make sure key doesn't go near ignition as you will get an airbag light on the dash 👍 |
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27th Mar 2017 9:12pm |
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Basilfawlty Member Since: 18 Oct 2015 Location: Cheshire Posts: 654 |
Good on you. I dread to think what it would have cost elsewhere. |
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27th Mar 2017 9:27pm |
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alistairh Member Since: 17 Sep 2016 Location: edinburgh Posts: 801 |
I was quoted £100 for the seat base alone. That's was a professional re dye and finish.. I've bought 2 kits (£100) leather repair kit £20 and an extra 2 cans of propellant. I will be able to do all the cars interior including door card arm rests for under £130 . Serious no brainier to diy it. |
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27th Mar 2017 10:01pm |
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Gumball3000 Member Since: 11 Mar 2017 Location: Liverpool Posts: 200 |
Very nice job m8. |
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28th Mar 2017 1:38pm |
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