wjacko11 Posted April 21, 2009 Share Posted April 21, 2009 Morning Looking for tips and advice on changing my drivers seat. The back mechanism has totally collapsed. Been spot welded to hold it in place as a short term measure. So looking for a replacement seat, which should be easy enough. However i need to know how easy it is to take the knackered one out and put the replacement in. Any advice and pointers would be gratefully received. At 133k miles its done great. And still going strong ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mintalkin Posted April 21, 2009 Share Posted April 21, 2009 as far as i remember there are 6 x 10mm bolts holding the subframes to the floorpan. Think its a 7mm bolt that holds the electrical connector together. You can then remove the seat from the car but the seatbelt will still be attached to the seat. but remember to wait at least 30 mins after switching off ignition before dissconnecting the air bags if there are any. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mondy man Posted June 3, 2009 Share Posted June 3, 2009 MorningLooking for tips and advice on changing my drivers seat. The back mechanism has totally collapsed. Been spot welded to hold it in place as a short term measure. So looking for a replacement seat, which should be easy enough. However i need to know how easy it is to take the knackered one out and put the replacement in. Any advice and pointers would be gratefully received. At 133k miles its done great. And still going strong ! I recently changed the entire interior on my mk2 for a leather one froma ghis x. The Torx bolts mentioned in the other reply are correct, but if you are changing the seat for one from a higher model, you will have to be careful if they are fitted with electronics which your model doesnt have, the loom isnt there for it, I had to take my drivers seat apart and botch the seat pad and backrest to fit my existing frame which meant i had to remove the backrest motor and adjust it manually with a screw driver, but what the hey, it works and looks a lot better than the mouldy things that were in there when i got the car. Good look with the change, it wont take you long once you have got the correct torx driver, i had to order one specially, but took about 15 minutes un-bolting and re-bolting once i had changed all the bits. Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mondy man Posted June 3, 2009 Share Posted June 3, 2009 MorningLooking for tips and advice on changing my drivers seat. The back mechanism has totally collapsed. Been spot welded to hold it in place as a short term measure. So looking for a replacement seat, which should be easy enough. However i need to know how easy it is to take the knackered one out and put the replacement in. Any advice and pointers would be gratefully received. At 133k miles its done great. And still going strong ! I recently changed the entire interior on my mk2 for a leather one froma ghia x. The Torx bolts mentioned in the other reply are correct, but if you are changing the seat for one from a higher model, you will have to be careful if they are fitted with electronics which your model doesnt have, the loom isnt there for it, I had to take my drivers seat apart and botch the seat pad and backrest to fit my existing frame which meant i had to remove the backrest motor and adjust it manually with a screw driver, but what the hey, it works and looks a lot better than the mouldy things that were in there when i got the car. Good look with the change, it wont take you long once you have got the correct torx driver, i had to order one specially, but took about 15 minutes un-bolting and re-bolting once i had changed all the bits. Dave Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mondeoseat Posted June 5, 2009 Share Posted June 5, 2009 MorningLooking for tips and advice on changing my drivers seat. The back mechanism has totally collapsed. Been spot welded to hold it in place as a short term measure. So looking for a replacement seat, which should be easy enough. However i need to know how easy it is to take the knackered one out and put the replacement in. Any advice and pointers would be gratefully received. At 133k miles its done great. And still going strong ! For this problem I have found a german homepage, think this will be a solution for the problem of the Ford Mondeo Electric Seat Height Adjuster Device. Otherwise there is a seller on a well-known auctionside by the name mondeoseat. http://tandwiel.de.tl/ ;) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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