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Rear seat delete install?

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  • Start date Start date May 26, 2004

LS2 KLR

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I bought one recently but it didn't come with any bolts or screws. How exactly do I fasten it in?
 
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you might just have to go to a store and buy some metal self tapping screws. mine is just layed in there.
 

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tangerine said:
you might just have to go to a store and buy some metal self tapping screws. mine is just layed in there.
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I bought it for my daughter's car seat. I figured with less cushion I'd have more room so I really need to fasten it down. Is there anyway to have it latch so I can store things under it?
 

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You aren't supposed to place a car seat on those. They're meant to just lay there. If it's the one from YMR, the only thing that attaches it to the car is the pine-cone fasteners that hold the carpet on the rear deck. I sure as **** wouldn't trust that to hold my daughter in the car.
 

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It has no fasteners and looks like I'll have to drill some holes. I also wouldn't see how the whole car seat idea is such a bad idea. There will still be a seat belt Its not like the seat is what keeps you in place.
 

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Joe347R6 said:
I bought it for my daughter's car seat. I figured with less cushion I'd have more room so I really need to fasten it down. Is there anyway to have it latch so I can store things under it?
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IMHO, the rear seat itself should officially qualify as a legal "child seat". Putting a child seat in the rear seat is almost like putting a child seat into a child seat.

Personally, I have gone with a child booster (no back). At least that saves the thickness of the extra back cushion.

If you raise the rear-seat-delete board up high enough to store stuff underneath, won't you loose all the space you gained by removing the rear seat in the first place?
 

LS2 KLR

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I'd like to have it fastened to where I can unlatch it and lift the bottom section up like a lid to access whatever inside. I'm gonna get ready and head to the hardware store and just pick up some screws and a drill. I'll let you know how it works out.
 
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if i was you i'd put the seat back. the child seat is engineered to sit in a seat. its not really something you want to take any chances with, in my opinion...
 

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time to buy a minivan. that'll be all :o
 

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Sounds like you bought the x2c motorsports kit. I had the same problem. No hardware, no instructions. I returned it for a kit from the Yellow Mustang Registry. Their kit was awesome, straight forward instructions and hinged so you can store stuff under it.

I would not used the rear seat delete to mount my child's car seat though. They aren't designed to take much weight. The most I've seen mounted on them is a NOS bottle.
 

Slapyo

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i have a rear seat delete in my car and i don't use anything to hold it in place. they stay where they are supposed to be and don't shift around much at all.
 
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