new seats
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new seats
i got two power leather mountaineer seats and a center console from a 2000 mountaineer for 75 bucks and was wondering if they were a direct bolt in or if i have to drill holes for the console. also i was wondering the best way to get corroded and rusted bolts out without drilling because i just sheared my torx bit trying to get them loose.
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Originally Posted by klc317
You will need to open up the mounting holes on one of the front seat track openings (can't remember which one, right or left) on the Explorer/Mountaineer seats to accept the larger Ranger seat bolts, but besides that it's a direct swap.
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
nope....he has an extended cab, the seat tracks are a direct bolt in.....the only thing that will have to be swapped/modded is the lower seat belt bracket because the Explorer/Mountaineer part is shorter than a Ranger's....
Last edited by klc317; 06-27-2007 at 11:42 AM.
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Originally Posted by klc317
yup...I also have an extended cab. One of the bolt holes on the front of the seat base (where it bolts into the floor) DO require opening up a bit at lease in my case.
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rusted bolts
I used cold chisel and hammer to knock loose my seatbelt bolts, weren't quite as rusty looking as yours. Spray with break free penetratring oil or whatever, whack head of bolt with hammer and chisel in counter clockwise direction, apply wrench with cheater bar. If, no luck wait a few hours and try again, day after day.
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