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> Passenger bucket seat broken bolts
advman89
post Jul 15 2019, 08:42 AM
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I had to remove the lower bucket seat on the passenger side to chance the seat belts, to take a look for a possible short(which there was no electrics under there) and as soon as I put a socket on the rear four, they snapped right off. So, now I'm left with figuring out how to secure the seats.

And while I'm here, the pan itself feels ok, but there seems to be some sort of insulation or sound proofing that's cracked. How does that compare to the rest of cars out there?

Thoughts?



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mepstein
post Jul 15 2019, 10:42 AM
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The tar dries out and cracks but it doesn’t mean your pan is toast. An electric multi tool with a scraper blade makes short work of it if you want to remove and apply modern stuff.
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post Jul 15 2019, 12:29 PM
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I have other projects in the hopper...I've read dry ice also makes quick work of it (according to some Honda guys). I'm under the "if it isn't broke right now, don't fix it" mantra. The car needs way more stuff before that.
Probably gonna stay like that until winter.
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