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Doing a "weekend" project


SPSully

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Today's project is figuring this part out.. I'll probably go look at the exploder to see where they originally bolted to.

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Interested with what you come up with, I'm about to do the same swap. ^^^
 

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Darker one is from my 99... won't fit on the 97 bracket, but the 97 won't work with my seat belts.

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Going to cut this tab off to make that part work... But I'm still working on the rail the seatbelt slides on as you move the seat

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This is the rail system the explorer seatbelt moves on. The hole with blue lock-tite is where the belt bolts in.

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This how the factory ranger bolts in. Note the hole for that tab I want to grind off.
 

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Bent the bracket about 20-30 degrees, put a 2 1/2" bolt through with washers as a spacer. This is a life saving mount, so use the right strength bolt.

Eventually I may make a better spacer, but for now the washers worked like a champ.
 

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Do not do that washer idea... pull the sliders off the seat and do this

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The tabs previously mentioned still need to be cut off, and the driver's side and passengers side need to flip. Your seat belt warning won't work like this, but I already had mine disabled.
 

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Everything is done... too dark for pictures though.
 

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Sorry about taking so long, but I've been swamped with work stuff today.

Here is a quick shot of everything put back together

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This is harder to take pictures of than I thought...

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The pictures make the seats filthy still..... what the hell. They look much better in person. Maybe its back to olive oil treatments on tuesday.
 

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What year Explorer seats are those? Any mounting issues? Thanks.
 

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They look like my 96 expo eb's just not eddies I think


I just wanna go fast [emoji48]
 

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They look like my 96 expo eb's just not eddies I think


I just wanna go fast [emoji48]
Do you know what kind of mods need done to fit a 1999 Ranger extended cab?
 

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