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19-09-09, 12:19 GMT+10#21 This threads immac! I did it the hard way with the little allen key lol
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25-10-09, 16:22 GMT+10#22 sweet this made heaps of help
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30-09-10, 19:16 GMT+10#24 Followed this guide this morning and had the seats changed out and a new set in, in 15 mins, but if you add the hour driving round town trying to find someone that sells the Hex bit sockets in 3/8" drive and have them in stock, it's a bit longer. Went to Repco/Autobarn/Supercheap and Burson's nothing!, maybe I should of tried Auto One, but ended up coming home and my bro had a set.
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01-10-10, 22:26 GMT+10#25 Wish I saw this thread when I first pulled my old seats out to change the carpet.. Ended up setting fire to my old carpet lol seeing as once I'd stripped a couple of bolts, out came the grinder.
Deets; took me a while to find one too, after my old man suggested a Hex socket, I think it took me about 2-3 hours and at least 10 different auto, tool and hardware shops to find one.
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20-01-11, 18:08 GMT+10#26 i did it with a allen key,, and the 1 or 2 that were locked in with that blue shhit i hit the allen key with a hammer and they evetually came out lol
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14-02-11, 16:14 GMT+10#27 wish i saw this a few weeks ago..
do you know how hard it is to sell a vl calais interior with some floor still on the seats
LOL plus i used 3 grinder blades
Nice work mate ill be keepn that one in mind for next time
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14-02-11, 18:58 GMT+10#28 ^^^ lol... get the shits with it and cut the floor out.... love your work..
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