60/40 seat latches help!

[Cattech24]

Swapping from a bench seat to 60/40. The seats I bought do not stay matched upright. Can someone help me with what is missing.

 

[GoToGuy]

Not without year, make ,model , original seat types. Then what do want to swap in, did you already check to make sure they fit. Did check to make sure they function before buying or is this something new?

 

[GoToGuy]

Have you checked GM parts catalog?

 

[Cattech24]

Not without year, make ,model , original seat types. Then what do want to swap in, did you already check to make sure they fit. Did check to make sure they function before buying or is this something new?

Truck they are going in is a 1994 GMC RCSB. Original seat is a bench seat. These will fit, just trying to figure out why the backs will not stay latched in the up right position.

 

[JOHNGAAA1]

There is a return spring missing.

 

[Orpedcrow]

Might need to be mounted first. If they are from an extended cab truck, they’ll be equipped with a rear entry function. If they were folded down using the rear entry function ( releases the back and also the sliders) it probably needs to be cycled through so that the sliders reengage before the back engages.

 

[Cattech24]

There is a return spring missing.

That makes since. Do you have a picture of one. I have been looking for that type of latch with no luck.

 

[Cattech24]

Might need to be mounted first. If they are from an extended cab truck, they’ll be equipped with a rear entry function. If they were folded down using the rear entry function ( releases the back and also the sliders) it probably needs to be cycled through so that the sliders reengage before the back engages.

Not from an extended cab as far as I know. They just have the manual slider adjustment front and back, no easy access function.

 

[GoToGuy]

What are seats out of? 94 and earlier etx cab seat is different from 95 and up. So what seat do you have?

 

[GoToGuy]

What do , show us photo of the sides, how many latch adjust knobs, fer crying out loud , you have say exactly have or show photos , can't see what you see.