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Fitting New Seats
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16-02-2013 5:43pm#1So I just tried fitting some new seats into the Pug....
When I took out the old one I was greeted with this beside the handbrake, apparently it's a common issue on them.
So it was repaired previously...
The trouble is that when I go to fit the new seat the holes don't line up, the "fixed" anchor point is not in line with where the old one was.
Now from looking at it I think I will need to drill a new hole in the subframe of the new seat to match up, trouble is that its gonna be real close to the edge, and possibly too weak to hold. I have some large washers I could throw on to help spread the load, but I really am not too comfortable in being sure its going to hold....
I may be able to move it in a bit, but not much...
Any advice or ideas?...0
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