Seat bolts
#1
I have a 1999 chevy blazer and im trying to remove the drivers seat so i can clean the carpet and run power wire/rcas, etc but theres 1 torx bolt and 3 regular nuts but im having trouble getting the torx bolt out... i got the passenger seat out but ive broke 2 T50 bits trying to get the drivers side out....
does any one have any tips on how to get it out?
does any one have any tips on how to get it out?
#3
You should be able to see the bottom of the bolt from underneath the truck. Hit it with some penetrating oil and let it sit for a while before attempting to break it loose. Other than that try getting a torx bit that comes with a warranty so you don't have to keep shelling out for new ones.
#4
You should be able to see the bottom of the bolt from underneath the truck. Hit it with some penetrating oil and let it sit for a while before attempting to break it loose. Other than that try getting a torx bit that comes with a warranty so you don't have to keep shelling out for new ones.
#5
The other thing you can try is tightening it just a tiny bit. Sometimes this will free the seized bolt allowing you to then loosen it. As for the seat bolt from underneath, Try jacking the truck up and see if there's a different angle you can view it from, maybe from closer to the rear or from the front.
#6
The other thing you can try is tightening it just a tiny bit. Sometimes this will free the seized bolt allowing you to then loosen it. As for the seat bolt from underneath, Try jacking the truck up and see if there's a different angle you can view it from, maybe from closer to the rear or from the front.
#7
good thinking.
when i said hammer, i guess i should have also said punch. some times you can put the punch in the middle of the bolt, from the top, and hit it a few good times. usually its just enough to get it to go.
when i said hammer, i guess i should have also said punch. some times you can put the punch in the middle of the bolt, from the top, and hit it a few good times. usually its just enough to get it to go.
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