Sorry been away from the forum for awhile. It was the inner most of the 60 portion (passenger near hump) You need to get the inner riser from another 60/40 bench that was in a regular cab. This will lower your 60 portion of the bench down enough to be level with the driver 40 portion. Hope...
Was just a thought...I have been having intermittent brake issues this past week and found the harness from the turn signal switch to be falling apart...just 28 years of plastic giving it up. So that is my weekend project to replace the turn signal switch and anything else that is tucked inside...
Just an FYI for those that might run into this same issue, I finally got in contact with someone today that told me that there is a difference in the risers between and extended cab and regular cab truck for the 60/40 seat. That would be the source of my problem. So now back to the yard to see...
I am still searching the forum but have not run across the answer yet so I am going to ask the question. I recently picked up a 60/40 bench out of a 1994 extended cab. I installed the drivers seat with no issues. The other half of the seat however is a different story. The seat is to tall...
Well, I will give my experience for consideration. My old truck had sat in the dessert for a couple years before I had it shipped to Texas. Luck would have it, I charged the battery (wal-mart) and changed the oil and started driving it. After a couple months under hard acceleration my truck...