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need pics of passenger side seat tilt mechanism

Discussion in 'Intermediate CJ-5/6/7/8' started by roxj, Aug 18, 2011.

  1. roxj

    roxj New Member

    i need some pics of the passenger side seat tilting mechanism, parts, and how/where they mount. also pics of the floor board under the seat where the latch secures. i looked in the fsm but it wasnt very informative.

    thanks,

    trey
     
  2. nwedgar

    nwedgar Now with TBI!

  3. pathkiller

    pathkiller Member

    Found some pics here through a Google search: http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f7/72-75-cj5-seat-bracket-build-9324/

    There's really not much to it, the seat back is hinged and folds forward and there is a very simple hook latch that holds the seat bottom to the floor via an eye bolt. Flip the seat back forward, unhook the seat bottom and fold the whole thing forward.
     
  4. ASteve

    ASteve New Member

    Pathkiller,

    Yep, that's them. I have the same one's in my '72 CJ5.

    SC
     
  5. DREDnot

    DREDnot Not new to JEEPS

  6. MA74CJ5

    MA74CJ5 Member

    Not trying to hijack the thread...But Dread where did you get those seats? Or are they recovered?
     
  7. roxj

    roxj New Member

    maybe im not able tee see them or im looking in the wrong section but im unable to find any pictures of the seats and their parts
     
  8. DREDnot

    DREDnot Not new to JEEPS

    The seats are the rugged ridge offerings. Cheap, yet functional. They're made to fit the 76+ mounts, I believe, as the holes dont line up.


    Here ya go, ROXJ

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  9. roxj

    roxj New Member

    thanks DREDnot thats exactly what i needed.
     
  10. OleBlue

    OleBlue Sponsor

    Is that strap steel you used as a way of mounting the seats to the existing frames, since the holes didn't line up?
     
  11. roxj

    roxj New Member


    That's what I did on mine so I could mount my mastercraft rubicon rs seats. I can post pics if you want.
     
  12. OleBlue

    OleBlue Sponsor

    That would be great. I didn't mean to hijack the thread either but the pictures will be a good reference for a future seat installation. Right now I just have the bestop covers covering the original ripped vinyl. Thanks.
     
  13. DREDnot

    DREDnot Not new to JEEPS

    Yes, the straps have two holes with a nut tack welded on the other side for the bolts to thread onto. Acts like a long nut plate. Used the existing holes in the 74 frame and transfered through to the new seat frame.
     
  14. gasseous

    gasseous Member

    I am looking at the reference.... I did not realize that the "I bolt" I found in the floor had a function... I see not that it was there to hook the passenger seat in place.... I hope that I can find that and put it back in.... when I get that far.... LOL