WTB or WTT: interior parts (Seats and a switch)

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withoutfear33

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yeah i think your reading it right it looks as if the rear is 20 and the fronts are 25 each and the console is 20. so 90.00 total.. ill get you some pics when i go back up there tomorrow.
 

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NO problem... like i said i know for a fact the rear and passenger are nearing perfect condition. the driver does have a rip but for all seats and a console for 100.00 i think i would live lol.

My current seats have a small rip in the drivers side as well... If the other seats were perfect, I could get a new drivers side leather seat cover from Chevrolet and have an upholsterer install it. I'll be interested to see pics.
 

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i havnt forgot about you man i just havnt had time to make it up there its dark when i get off work so they close early now but im 100% for sure going up in the morning and i know they still have the seats so you will get your pic for sure tomorrow. and if you want them i can post the pic up and if i hear from you while im there i can just go ahead and remove it all and you can just pick it up when ever.
 

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I could let all go for 100 bucks plus shipping or pickup .
Could you get a few pictures of the seats? I wonder how much shipping would be on them... NC is a bit of a drive.

i havnt forgot about you man i just havnt had time to make it up there its dark when i get off work so they close early now but im 100% for sure going up in the morning and i know they still have the seats so you will get your pic for sure tomorrow. and if you want them i can post the pic up and if i hear from you while im there i can just go ahead and remove it all and you can just pick it up when ever.

I totally understand, no problem. All I need is a few pictures of the interior. If it looks like something I can work with I will head up there and unbolt them in a few days myself. Things are kind of busy around here lately.
 

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STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS Part # DS869T T-Series

That's your "door jamb switch" from rockauto. I'd get 2 and replace both of them at same time if I were you. That's the brand I've used to replace all of mine and they've lasted many years and work flawlessly. They come slightly angled, you will want to install them with the shaft leaning towards the front of vehicle. Driver's side is simple to replace....I always have to destroy the passenger side switch, too dumb/lazy to remove glove compartment box. If you lose sight of passenger side switch(like if it falls out of dash hole), the little air vent at top corner of dash(vent is about 1"x2")pops out and gives you uninhibited view of the area back there. Good Luck!
 

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... and have an upholsterer install it.

This you can do yourself. These seatcovers are installed with a combination of plastic clips around the outer edge & velcro on the inside. If the seat is powered, make sure the seat is at it's farthest forward position. (the track will be sticking out the back of the seat cushion.) You can use a couple of pieces of wire from a 12 volt battery to the power wires of the seat to move it forward on the tracks. This is done so that the seat will stand on it's own on the bench. Otherwise the seat will keep falling over backwards, fighting you every inch of the way throughout the whole job. If you can take 'em apart, you can put 'em back together. Remove tthe little handle for the tilt mechanism. You don't have to be gentle taking the cover off as your gonna be throwing it away. The foam in the seat is probably screwed up under the rip on the outside edge. Typical. Glue the foam back together wherever it needs it, using trim adhesive. Comes in a black tube, made by 3M. Put the glue on both pieces, stick 'em together, then pull them apart & let the glue dry. 10-15 minutes or so. When you stick the pieces together after the glue has dried, you have one shot at getting it right, so make sure that you have it lined up. Glue a piece of scrap fabric under the foam, side to side, front to back. Use some spray adhesive on both pieces, letting the glue dry till tacky before you slap it together for good. This will help the foam stay together & keep the frame of the seat from working into the foam again.
To install the new cover, turn it inside out, center it on the foam, push dowm the velcro, attach the rear of the cover underneath to the frame, then roll the cover over the foam & frame, starting at the front corners first. Don't be afraid to beat it into submission. Once the cover is on, & you're happy with the way it looks, tap the pin for the tilt handle sticking into the cover with a small ballpeen hammer. This will give you a nice clean hole for that pin to come through, with out cutting a hit & miss hole with scissors.
You can probably do this job without seperating the backrest from the cushion. If you're not too confident that you can get it back together, take pix of it as you take it apart, just to remember what goes where & how.
Fairly simple to do. Ask me any more Q's that you have if you get stuck. Good luck.
 
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