cobrakidd03
New Member
Ok so I decided to remove my front seats, and well my son snapped the damn front driver seat stud!! any idea on how to remove the rest of it and trying to repair the damn thing?
Seats
- Thread starter cobrakidd03
- Start date
Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.
cobrakidd03
New Member
OK so 18 people have seen this post, and no one has any ideas as to how to replace a broken seat stud?
johndallara
Active Member
broken seat stud post
make that 19. would love to know if there is a good way to fix this.
JD
make that 19. would love to know if there is a good way to fix this.
JD
gmorrell
Never been a noob...
Is there enough of the stud protruding through the weldnut on the floorboard to grab it and twist it loose?
Left Hand Drill bits.
The seat studs are M10 aren't they? That would be about a 5/16" bit - right down the center of the stud, use lots of oil on the bit and go slowly.
I have a full set of left-hand bits, they have saved my bacon so many times I've lost track. As the bit cores out the fastener, it eventually weakens, and finally, the bit's left-hand cutting action grabs it and backs it right out.
Left Hand Drill bits.
The seat studs are M10 aren't they? That would be about a 5/16" bit - right down the center of the stud, use lots of oil on the bit and go slowly.
I have a full set of left-hand bits, they have saved my bacon so many times I've lost track. As the bit cores out the fastener, it eventually weakens, and finally, the bit's left-hand cutting action grabs it and backs it right out.
SHOred
New Member
broken seat stud
X 2 on the left hand drill bits. They are a real life saver. I also have a set of the Craftsman bolt removers. You can use them with a cordless drill in reverse and go really slow.. These remover are made out of some really hard material so be careful you don't break them off in the hole.
Henry
X 2 on the left hand drill bits. They are a real life saver. I also have a set of the Craftsman bolt removers. You can use them with a cordless drill in reverse and go really slow.. These remover are made out of some really hard material so be careful you don't break them off in the hole.
Henry
