How To Remove Driver's Seats - Jeep Wrangler TJ (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 207)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Andy Phillips shows step-by-step how to easily remove the driver's seats in a Jeep Wrangler TJ. Explaining what tools are needed, and where to locate the bolts...it's all here!!!
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I'm getting ready to replace my broken driver's seat. Thanks for showing me how. 👍
Just did this today. 2 front screws came right out. Back torx I could not budge, the other side rear loosened just a bit, but felt like it could break just like his did. Word of advice, use heat. I used a small torch and heated for a few minutes and was able to break both free without a bolt breaking.
I put off replacing my rear shocks because of all the “horror videos” warning me to expect the bolts to shear off like your 13mm bolt. In my case it fortunately didn’t happen, but I replaced the bolts anyway.
How did you get the remainder of the broken bolt out?
Any tips or videos on fixing a drivers seat that won’t latch back down if you tip it up for back seat passengers!
What size socket is used on a 2013 jeep wrnagler
Thank you.
You’re welcome
When I buy a replacement seat for my 08 wrangler, it says I need additional hardware.
Is this true or can I just put the new one in
Don't even attempt this without an impact ratchet driver.
decent!
Andy., what is the length of those 13 mil bolts? and how long os the T-50 bolt also?
I believe the 13mm is 1.5” and the T-50 is 1.25”
@@PhillipsVision thank you!
How did you get the broken bolt out?
CTJMartinez drilled it out using an extraction bit. I’ll be posting a vid about it in the future