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stumanuk42



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Middle Seats
Whats the rules for removing and reinserting the middle row of seats on a 110? also is it as easy to do as it looks?

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stuart.
Post #112016 4th Jan 2012 1:28pm
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LandRoverAnorak



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Re: Middle Seats
stumanuk42 wrote:
Whats the rules for removing and reinserting the middle row of seats on a 110?

There aren't any, AFAIK. What rules are you expecting?

stumanuk42 wrote:
also is it as easy to do as it looks?

Yes. Just unbolt the frames from the front of the seat box. Darren

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Post #112017 4th Jan 2012 1:33pm
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stumanuk42



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just wasnt sure about refitting them, as in do i need to use new bolts/specfic torque, that kind of thing, also i thought there might be some kind of law about it, if there isnt, woot!
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I always use new bolts when refixing seats might be OCD but prefer to know that they are in Thumbs Up
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leeds



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Just be warned that the seats especially the double one is HEAVY. Can be awkward taking it out by yourself. Doable but they are certainly not lightweight.

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Also, you may possibly need to change the no. of seats on your reg doc/ins ? 2005 TD5 90 Hard Top

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Post #112104 4th Jan 2012 6:16pm
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LandRoverAnorak



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I think that would only be necessary if increasing the number of seats above what it says on the log book. If you just want to take seats out for a while and re-fit them later, there shouldn't be any need to notify anybody. Darren

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I agree, thought he was adding seats for some reason Laughing 2005 TD5 90 Hard Top

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Post #112245 4th Jan 2012 10:01pm
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