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Replacing the seat foam
I have a 2000 Windstar SEL with leather power seats. Beings I am a bigger guy, the foam has broken down and there is no life left in it. I was wondering if anybody has ever tackled replacing the foam cushion in the seat, and what do I need to do to get it out? I see Ford has several sets available for around $60. Would I be better taking it to an upholstry shop and having them do it or should I buy the foam and try it myself?
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Re: Replacing the seat foam
so2315
I have a 96 with leather and my driver seat is getting worn. Where did you see the foam for the seat? Also I wonder if oem set covers are available? I have checked the online dealers. |
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Re: Replacing the seat foam
I'm also curious where you've found a source for foam seat inserts.
While I haven't worked on leather seats before, I have pulled cloth upholstery off of auto seats to repair seat frames. The job can be time-consuming, but isn't terribly difficult. You'll spend some time dealing with all of the wire rings they use to lock down the upholstery - have several pairs of decent pliers in different shapes to get access. I'd count on removing the seat entirely - it's much easier to deal with it out of the vehicle. Take your time: Rushing is a sure way to rip/tear/break something.
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Re: Replacing the seat foam
https://www.1stfordparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html
Look under collision parts. They are cheaper than going to the dealer!!! |
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Re: Replacing the seat foam
so2315
Thanks for the info. Not available for 96. Doesnt even list. |
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