Front seat repair ideas 94 SC2

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Fred, Apr 12, 2009.

  1. Fred

    Fred Guest

    Hi

    Anyone have any idea what is the best course to follow here. Left front
    bucket seat edge totally worn out to the springs. Should I take it to a seat
    repair place (if I can find one), or are there new seats for a 94 that would
    be a better choice?

    Fred
     
    Fred, Apr 12, 2009
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  2. Fred

    Shawn Guest

    I went to a scrap yard and bought replacement seats for $50. This was for my
    95 sl1 and that was back in 99. Bolted right in place
     
    Shawn, Apr 13, 2009
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  3. Fred

    IYM Guest

    Was going to suggest the same thing. The seatback in my 94 SL2 broke to the
    point I almost crashed as I was driving and the next thing I know I'm almost
    laying flat! LOL (You never realize how much you need a seatback until you
    have to try driving home the rest of the way without it! esp a stick shift!)

    Anyyway, I went to the junkyard and walked around checking out other Saturns
    for a good seat. Unfortunatley I couldn't get one that matched my interior,
    so I had to get a set of seat covers. I wasn't too picky as the car had
    high mileage on it and was a back-and-forth to work car. If functionality
    is what you need, this is the way to go...

    IYM
     
    IYM, Apr 13, 2009
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  4. Fred

    SteveT Guest

    Hi, Fred,
    Perhaps a junk yard would be a good place to start, at least to get a
    base cost for the seat itself?
     
    SteveT, Apr 13, 2009
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  5. Fred

    Drooler Guest

    Heck our local U-Pull-It sells seats for $10 each. your car is 15 years
    old - value is
    probably in the XXX range. Pull the seat - measure the mounting spacing -
    take the seat off the
    frame - measure the mounting spacing. with this info go to your local yard
    and find a replacement seat.
    You can probably get a matching pair for WAY less than a shop would cost to
    rebuild.
     
    Drooler, Apr 14, 2009
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  6. Run a search at http://www.car-part.com
    They have hundreds of seats for your car - leather, fabric, different
    colors, different condition, etc.
     
    Rubaiyat of Omar Bradley, Apr 15, 2009
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  7. Fred

    Fred Guest

    Hi All

    Thanks for the tips. I guess I will check out the local junk yards and also
    http://www.car-part.com for what's available!

    Fred
     
    Fred, Apr 16, 2009
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