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breaking down the seat tracks
ok so i started on the bench seat in the 72 today and it appears i have 2 driver tracks. i have a few questions, does the passenger side get a spring like this:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...rum/spring.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...um/spring2.jpg here's te driver side http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...um/spring3.jpg and there's a hole on the passenger side track and seat frame. also does the passenger side get a release knob or something. this is what makes me think i have 2 drivers side tracks, if i added a release it would face left and be pointless, but it would need to push the metal pin in from the outside, not pull out so it would be reverse of the driver side. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...rum/tracks.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...forum/knob.jpg see they're both the pin and the knobs are on the same side operating in the same direction. the weird part is, my lmc catalog says it's correct. |
Re: breaking down the seat tracks
Not sure which side gets the big spring....but you have the correct tracks.
Drivers side has the lever, when pushed in, it pulls the passenger side in as well allowing the seat to move. You have a cable between the rails. I think stock used a metal rod. |
Re: breaking down the seat tracks
yea thats it. so the driver pulls the knob and both people move their side accordingly?
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Re: breaking down the seat tracks
I would think the pass. side would use the spring, while the driver pulls or pushes that side. I dont have a bench seat to look at or I would go look. John
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Re: breaking down the seat tracks
well i pulled it off of the driver side, but that does make a little more sense.
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