Toyota SR5 Bucket seats
#21
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That figures, you just about need to be standing there when they put a first gen 4Runner out, otherwise its just about stripped in a day. I need a rear window switch for my 86 4Runner, and what ever else that i can find that i think i can use or upgrade. I will be heading up there this saturday to check it out and see what i can find.
#23
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Thanks, but i don`t need a roll cage. I was at the pic n pull in Fairfield last weekend and they didn`t have much, they had five second gen 4Runners but no trucks, they also has an 87 4Runner for sale for 1125.00, it was red with red interior and it was an automatic, i don`t know what engine it has, but the body and interior were in good shape.
#25
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I had to replace the seats in my 4Runner when i got it, but i couldn`t find any so i got some seats from a mid eightys corolla and swapped the 4Runner seat brackets onto the corolla seats and put them in my 4Runner, there a couple of inches taller than regular 4Runner seats but they look good.
#32
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Maybe the same way as the interior window knob? If you had a FSM it would probably tell you. My window knob (no power windows, obviously) comes off by sliding a cloth behind it and pulling out...that's what the FSM says to do and it works.
#34
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I'm trying to dye / paint the plastic and the panel wont come off unless the knob comes off... see my problem? I dont have a FSM. does the cloth trick work with the SR5 knobs?
#36
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the seats... the one on the back support and the one on the side. I took some pictures to show you what i'm talking about.
heres what I got so far? How do you get that damn knob off?
heres what I got so far? How do you get that damn knob off?
#38
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lol C clip? do i just wrap a piece of cloth around it and yank it out? i've been using my screwdriver to try and pry it out, results were nothing.
#39
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LMFAO i feel like an idiot... that was probably the easiest thing about pulling the seat apart... unbelieveable... thanks teuf... you're the man. I used a pair of needle nose pliers and pushed both ends of the C clip.