Restoring bucket seat tracks
December 28th, 2010 | 12:55 PM
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Ben
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From: Snohomish, WA
WD40/PB Blaster/ etc to free them up... work them back and forth a bunch. Then hit it w/ carb cleaner or brake clean & blow out with compressed air. Then hit it w/ white lithium grease, repeat in another 10 years.
you'll likley want to take the off the seat for this. It gets messy, at least the wya i do it.
after you do step 1 & 2 you may want to mask off the ball bearing (just a little peice of tape over it in the groove is fine) and hit the tracks with paint while you have them off... but thats up to you.
you'll likley want to take the off the seat for this. It gets messy, at least the wya i do it.
after you do step 1 & 2 you may want to mask off the ball bearing (just a little peice of tape over it in the groove is fine) and hit the tracks with paint while you have them off... but thats up to you.
Last edited by RAMBOW; December 28th, 2010 at 01:00 PM.
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