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Old 08-30-2005, 05:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Leather pulling up on back seat fold down - Possible Fix?

This is what happening, what can I do to fix this?


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Old 08-30-2005, 09:42 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Is there a plastic piece that runs the lenghth of the leather? It is hard to tell from the picture but if there is all you have to do is fold the plastic over and push it back into the gap in the metal frame. It is much easier to explain in person so I will give it a shot on here. If you are looking at the edge of the leather there should be a semi-flexible length of plastic that is sewn onto the leather. Fromt eh looks of the picture it is there. Take the fabric and stand it up so you can only see the leather and not the backing. Once you do this you want to turn that edge 180 degrees and push it into the gap taht is in between the etal that is rust colored on the frame of the seat. Start at one end of the seatback and jsut keep pushing it into the frame.Once you get this done you may want to somehow push that gap together tighter so it will not happen again.

I hope I made this understandable. Like I said it is really easy to show you or explain it in person but trying to type it is a different story. It shouldnt take you more than about 5 minutes to do it once you figure out what I tried to type.
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Yes I got it Ill give it a shot!
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