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Moving the passenger seat back
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Re: Moving the passenger seat back
so where does a person get those brass threaded inserts for in the plastic? I like the idea of putting the new ones in the spots where the faint impressions are on the base of the seat.
Do you need any special tools to put them in?
Do you need any special tools to put them in?
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Re: Moving the passenger seat back
....Hello Tony...... If I had to do it over again, I would just "hog out"the slots and re-locate the seat position lock ....as shown in the second example ! you can buy the inserts at lowes or home depot.
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Re: Moving the passenger seat back
Ok, thanks as always for the tips
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Re: Moving the passenger seat back
Got off work a bit early today and took the XII out for a nice long ride....2-up and after we got back ,something didn't seem right....after a quick exam, turns out half of the brass inserts had pulled out,so I ended up returning the seat set-up back to stock....oh well..nothing ventured ,nothing gained .also there is no harm ,no foul ! Once again...If doing this over....I would use the second example. IMHO.
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Re: Moving the passenger seat back
I found some inserts that thread into the plastic and I used some JB weld around the threads as I screwed them in. Will see how they hold.
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