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Mercedes W123
Type
replacement
Thing
Front Seat
Title
Mercedes W123 Front Seat Replacement
Introduction
The front seats on your W123, especially the driver's side, have seen a lot of use over 30+ years and usually hundreds of thousands of miles. It's not unexpected, therefore, to find that you might have saggy foam, broken springs, stuck seat rails, broken seat handles, torn fabric, cracked leather, or torn vinyl, or a host of other issues.
While each of these can be fixed on your current seat, sometimes the easiest way to resolve the issue is to replace the seat with a good used seat you found in the online classifieds or on a parts car. This guide will show that process.
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Difficulty
Moderate
Conclusion
To re-install the seat, reinsert it in to the car and bolt it back down to the floor with the four 10mm bolts, and then bolt the seat rail to the transmission tunnel and replace the bolt cover there.
Author
Nicolas Siemsen
Public
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