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Old 07-13-2020, 05:53 PM   #68
ACS
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Location: Ontario Canada
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Re: Survivor ‘76 Crew Cab

The front bench has had a bit of movement and squeak with it since I drove the truck home last year. Finally had enough of the wobbling and decided to deal with it. As I put the 9/16 socket on the first of the 4 seat bolts, I sensed I was headed down a bit of a rabbit hole.

Took the seat out - simple fix, the track was loose on the seat base. No broken springs in the seat base either.
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Now seemed like a great time to clean under the seat and scrub the floor mat. I started with it in the truck, but ended up taking the door thresholds and shifter boot off and taking the mat out for a scrub and rinse.
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I tried not to, but I had to at least peak under the jute sound deadening pads...Now I’ve got a coat of rust converter drying and will probably spend a few evenings this week painting it and redoing the seam sealer at the A pillar on each side. Amazon order for some foil deadener is set.
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Some surface rust wasn’t really a surprise, super glad there aren’t any holes.
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