Removing passenger seat
#27
Originally Posted by buzzair
You need more levarage. I don't know how much room you have to work with...but try a breaker bar. Or get some sort of hollow metal tubing, put it over the socket wrench and turn slowly.
Push down on the seat or put weight in the seat while you are trying to loosen the last bolt. The seats will lean when all but one attachment point is removed and this will put added pressure on the remaining bolt, making it harder to remove. Tis a thought.
don't know if you're still working at it or not, but i've always had good luck with letting some penetrating oil (somethin more than wd40) sit overnight. hope whatever you do works out for ya. good luck!
#29
Originally Posted by heed316
Already got a big pipe I'm using.
I tried putting all of the other bolts back on and just removing that bolt, still didn't move.
I'm thinking I gotta just try something stronger then wd40. I haven't tried on that bolt yet today, so maybe overnight it loosened up. I'll find out pretty soon here though
I tried putting all of the other bolts back on and just removing that bolt, still didn't move.
I'm thinking I gotta just try something stronger then wd40. I haven't tried on that bolt yet today, so maybe overnight it loosened up. I'll find out pretty soon here though
Are you turning it the right way? lol
That's one tough nut ya got there
#30
Yeah, it's not wanting to move at all regardless of what I do to it. What is strange to me is that the other 3 came right off with little work involved, but this 4th one (it on inside part of the seat in the rear) just will not even budge at all. I've more or less given up for now and put all the other bolts back in. Don't know what else I can do other than getting something better than wd40 to try and loosen that bolt. On the drivers side too, the two rear bolts aren't really budging, but I didn't spend a whole lot of time trying to get those out as I wanted to start with the passengers side. The bolt looked kind of rusted underneath so it's probably just rusted on. Guess I'm kinda SOL right now.
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My uncle has an impact wrench, but he's about 75 miles away. I put the bolts back on for now because well, I don't like driving around with a passenger seat with only 1 bolt holding it on. Also, it's been like 98 degrees here and extremely humid and working in a stagnant garage sucks. I'm just going to hold off until I get a better socket and something better than wd40.
#34
Would ACO carry that as that's the only hardware store close to me here. We got a Menards and a Sears farther out too...
Damn, and my uncle has a ton of that stuff too. Kinda pisses me off that when we lived about 10mins from him I never did anything to my truck. Now that I need some help with the tools he has I'm an hour and a half out.
Damn, and my uncle has a ton of that stuff too. Kinda pisses me off that when we lived about 10mins from him I never did anything to my truck. Now that I need some help with the tools he has I'm an hour and a half out.
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#37
Picked up a bottle of the PB Blaster from NAPA and went to town on those bolts. Rustfilled drips of the stuff just came pouring down as I sprayed. I'm going to give it a few good more blasts of this stuff before I take out all the bolts again, but I'm hoping this helps me out, it seemed to be working.
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