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| How to ... remove seats when the rails are rusted. (Page 2/2) |
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jetsnvettes2000
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FEB 23, 09:52 PM
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lol i just posted a question asking how to get my darn seat out looks like i should have hit the archives first!! ill b tryin this soon as my dremel charges.!!
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KurtAKX
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FEB 24, 01:54 AM
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Lol, your "cut a slit and then stick a screwdriver in it" method in it is how the oral surgeon pulled my wisdom tooth with the curved roots.
First she cracked the crown off, then "dremeled" a "plus sign" into the tooth, and with three screwdriver twists, she was able to break the tooth into quadrants and yank the pieces out.
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Danyel
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FEB 24, 03:00 AM
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Yep the Archives are your best friends sometimes ..... I have done this method to 5 other fieros works pretty good just be patient while slitting the rusted nuts ... you will get them off as have I ...
take care Danyel[This message has been edited by Danyel (edited 02-24-2010).]
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oliver9000
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MAR 31, 01:48 PM
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Just struggled with this yesterday to the point of pure frustration. Wish I had seen this first! Thanks though
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Turgeon
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APR 21, 04:47 PM
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I used this for my drivers side seat the seat came out just fine, but the studs in the frame broke right off. any ideas on how to replace them????
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Danyel
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MAY 22, 06:21 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Turgeon:
I used this for my drivers side seat the seat came out just fine, but the studs in the frame broke right off. any ideas on how to replace them???? |
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I grinded down redrilled 1/8th inch and welded a new high tension bolt... works fine ... the three others were in good shape Danyel
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turbo86se
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MAY 24, 11:54 AM
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Just curious as to how your floor pans looked. Had to do the same process (after reading your method) on my 87 GT. Was this on a car you were scrapping? If your floor pans were rusted how did you repair? Thanks!
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Lunatic
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JUN 01, 07:36 AM
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Great write-up! I too live in the "rust belt" area of Canada and had to contend with this issue. It's interesting how we have to get creative and remove our rusted hardware. I think any weekend TV car shows should do a few episodes of how Northern people work on their cars. I mean, lets see them try to remove control arms, cradles, etc with regular hand tools and no time lapse photography!
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