Passanger Seat Latch.
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Are you referring to a Club cab? Dodge stopped building square body crews in '84. Also there are two different styles available. Capt chairs/console or the 50/50 split back bench. Either way I am pretty sure its a trip to a salvage yard for either.
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I would say that is your best bet.
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Grave digging here..... but remember it is October..
The OP Never returned on this one, but I know now why he was asking.
The plastic isolater sleeve which is molded on the latch receiver striker mounted to the floor becomes brittle and falls apart. If I don't have this lined up perfectly, it won't latch.
Now, I can remove it, weld a sleeve to the receiver striker where the plastic isolater is located, but I was curious to know if anyone else has found an innovative way to fix this. Without that plastic piece in place, the seat will not lock down. Eventually, I'll be at that junction. The last RC I saw in a boneyard it was missing its receiver.
ideas ? I thought of taking it to the PC guys who do linex and having them linex the whole top.
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The OP Never returned on this one, but I know now why he was asking.
The plastic isolater sleeve which is molded on the latch receiver striker mounted to the floor becomes brittle and falls apart. If I don't have this lined up perfectly, it won't latch.
Now, I can remove it, weld a sleeve to the receiver striker where the plastic isolater is located, but I was curious to know if anyone else has found an innovative way to fix this. Without that plastic piece in place, the seat will not lock down. Eventually, I'll be at that junction. The last RC I saw in a boneyard it was missing its receiver.
ideas ? I thought of taking it to the PC guys who do linex and having them linex the whole top.
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24 year old plastic is the real issue. Oliver said he would look for me.
The guys at Linex said it would quickly fail under the stress of being clamped by the seat
The guys at Linex said it would quickly fail under the stress of being clamped by the seat
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I would like to see what the latch looks like? That being said I too think a sleeve(brass, steel, plastic) would be the best bet. The question is does it have to be all the way around the latch receiver? I will be taking my seats out soon so this is a good thread. Hopefully mine won't be in bad shape!!
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So, today I head to a boneyard I saw a ramcharger in (actually 2), to get my seat striker bracket.
They scrapped both of the RC's.
So I head to a boneyard I've never been to before, out in the middle of nowhere on some long dirt road. This guy has some MAJOR stuff in there. Really rare cars and trucks, plus a couple of RC's. I ask him about it, and he said "NO, I won't sell you the bracket. You have to buy the entire seat. " I told him I didn't need a seat, just the part that bolts to the body. He didn't care.
I say thanks, and move on.
Got none of my money, but it appears he's got gold in there,
They scrapped both of the RC's.
So I head to a boneyard I've never been to before, out in the middle of nowhere on some long dirt road. This guy has some MAJOR stuff in there. Really rare cars and trucks, plus a couple of RC's. I ask him about it, and he said "NO, I won't sell you the bracket. You have to buy the entire seat. " I told him I didn't need a seat, just the part that bolts to the body. He didn't care.
I say thanks, and move on.
Got none of my money, but it appears he's got gold in there,