seat hinge restoration

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Joseph Kuntze · #1 Post by **Joseph Kuntze** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 1:09 pm

Well fellow listers, There is some light at the end of the tunnel. I have dismantled my seathinges and have 3 questions:
1). How do you get the two outer pieces apart? After removal of all the levers and sprins, ter is a thin flat washer that slides into the slotted pivot piece but agter that I cant figure how to get the two pieces apart.
2). the splined bar between the two (inner and outer ) hinges has a rod covering it on one seat but not the other. I assume this is missing but before i call one of the vendors I want to be sure.
3). What is the proper finish for the rod and for the plate thAt covers thhe inside of the hinge part that attatches to the seat?
thanks in advance
Joe

Jeffrey Fellman · #2 Post by **Jeffrey Fellman** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 1:31 pm

The tube is part of the mechanism that releases the lock to allow the
passenger seat to be tilted forward. The driver seat should not have this
locking mechanism.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Kuntze" <k708388@yahoo.com>
To: <356talk@356registry.com>
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 10:09 AM
Subject: [356Talk] seat hinge restoration

Well fellow listers, There is some light at the end of the tunnel. I have
dismantled my seathinges and have 3 questions:
1). How do you get the two outer pieces apart? After removal of all the
levers and sprins, ter is a thin flat washer that slides into the slotted
pivot piece but agter that I cant figure how to get the two pieces apart.
2). the splined bar between the two (inner and outer ) hinges has a rod
covering it on one seat but not the other. I assume this is missing but
before i call one of the vendors I want to be sure.
3). What is the proper finish for the rod and for the plate thAt covers
thhe inside of the hinge part that attatches to the seat?
thanks in advance
Joe

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Joseph R Kuntze

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