Hey guys..threw a quick video on how thirdgen rear seats can be replaced..check out my other thirdgen videos in ny channel..also subscribe its free!! Thanks

 

I just have to ask. Why are you downgrading to a solid back rear seat?!?!

 

plus one on that...thanks for the video though, I am going to take my rear seats out tonight and am glad it's easy.

 

LOL..u guys are right..it just didnt look good with two different seats in the back..ehh it is what it is i guess haha

 

to me it was pretty ovious how to remove the seats but thanks.

 

No problem..I make all kinds of videos..this one was for the beginners..I should have grouped it together but, I also have a video on how to take those locks they put on the seats from the dealer..

I'll do a posi rear insttall for u when i get the chance..Thanks for watching and subscribe!

 

Nice vid! The only thing I think you should have mentioned was the pivot pin needing to be removed to install the 4th gen rear seat back. Or are you doing a separate video on installing the 4th gen seat?

Either way, you'd be surprised how many people look to youtube for help with even simple tasks. Most people can look at it and figure it out quick, some like to see it done. Nothing wrong with that. And there are certainly a lack of good thirdgen DIY videos out there.

Ive started doing videos too. Mostly started with my LQ4 build, but Im going to branch out into LS1 swap videos, and other thirdgen related content. ALong with the rest of my crap that I video. If it helps someone, it makes it worth it!

J.

 

That's a video that I would be more interested in watching. Even though I agree with the statement above that removing the rear seats looks quite simple, I applaud your effort to help others who may not be as mechanically inclined.

 

Thats a good point about the pin..sorry didnt make that video..lol

Thanks guys for the positive comments..sometimes it can be frustrating to hear people with their negative comments, however such is youtube and life lol

i do have a TON of thirdgen videos on my channel though for you guys..and a TON more coming..I also do regular cars and i also explain how things work in our cars..So thanks for watching this klowns vidz !!

p.s. dont forget to subscribe (its free)

 

hey man -- the naysayers can pound sand. I appreciate the video. I've pulled the interior out of my 88 iroc.. I'd love to upgrade to 4th or even 5th gen seats.. are the fronts direct bolt ins? no mods? thx!!

j

 

^ thank you..sorry for getting back to this thread this late..

The only issue i had with the fronts were that they both had little wheel locks on them, which i made quick work of (as seen in the below video)..The other thing was that I had to drill out the hole a little on the driver side track where the track stud goes through..other than that the 4th gen seats were a great fit and a major improvement imo..

Ps..please check out my thirdgen channel (i have over 145 vids) and subscribe for free..just search for klowny1969

 

Its so obvious now I feel stupid. Thanks for taking the time to do these!

 

Lol dont feel stupid..we all started somewhere..

Check out my channel for more thirdgen videos!! Just search for klowny1969 on youtube and subscribe!!

 

I dont remember any modifications at all to fit fourth gen rear seats in my car. It may be because they were both one piece seatbacks?

 

do your pivot pins show? Mine do..but i dont think i'll cut them out..dunno have to think about it..

 

btw guys..check out my youtube channel..just search for KLOWNY1969..I have TONS of thirdgen videos!!!also please subscribe to my channel..its free

 

I installed 4th gen seats in mine and I just left the pin in. the cushion on the fourth gens just pushed in a little where the pin is and once installed are unnoticeable.

 

The front seats were are direct bolt on, nothing to do all. I just removed the 4 bolts and removed old seats and installed the new ones. I did need to run a 12volt wire so I could hook up power to the new seats, old ones were manual.

 

My front seats had wheel locks on them from the dealer