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Reinstall Seat and Final Inspection

12:45
19:08
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It's Easy! Replace your worn out car or truck seat cushion!

What happens here

With the seat fully reassembled with the new foam and upholstery, it is placed back into the truck. The heated seat wiring harness is reconnected, and the seat is bolted down securely to the floor. The presenter demonstrates the improved comfort and support of the newly padded seat, highlighting the difference in feel and appearance. He concludes by expressing satisfaction with the rejuvenated seat and briefly mentions other aesthetic improvements made to the truck, such as a new front grille and hood insulation.

Goal: Return the repaired seat to the vehicle and confirm comfort

Tools and materials

  • Wrench

What they say

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subscribe to the channel. There's all kinds of fun stuff here on the Stony Ridge farm. You're not going to believe the difference in the cushion height. It went from being about that height to being about that height. I can't wait to sit in this. Here we go. Man, back to being a lazy boy truck again. Man, that's awesome. Guys, a seat like this that's sagging on one side or the other can really cause you back pain. If you're going on long trips like that. So a quick 30-minute fix. I think this costs somewhere in a neighborhood of 50 to 80 bucks. Man, really simple, really easy. And now hopefully no more back pain. Let's get under the hood. So we get two problems on the front of this pickup truck. I'll show you problem number one first. You can see it right here probably. I'll get you a close-up. This is peeling and bubbling. And the Dodge M1 is a little bit cracked up. That's okay. We're going to put it back in the new grill. The new grill didn't come with the Dodge M1. I think that's something that probably cost about 100 bucks at the Dodge place. Let me show you what's up with the chrome real quick before we go underneath and look at the insulation. You see the bubbly? Probably can hear it crunching underneath there. It just started a little spot on here and then it just kind of went all the pieces. So it's all the way around here. I do believe this is an aftermarket replacement grill if I'm not mistaken. But it may be the original factory. We'll check it out and see if it says mopar. Now here's one talking about under the hood. This is the hood insulation. It is falling apart, holes in it, just nasty, nasty mess. So a simple removal and reinstall of the new insulation. I might recommend wearing a mask or breeding through your shirt. So this one. That's what was causing it though. A mouse had gotten in and made a nest under the hood. So what happens when you have a farm in your parking truck near your barn or your chicken coop? Okay so this is the new kit. This is the top that faces the hood and this is what you'll see when you open the hood much much nicer than the other. That was in there. Now I will say that all the holes are pre-stamped or pre-cut which might have some little fuzz balls you have to remove and clean up after this anyway. But this is a fiberglass insulation so I'd recommend wearing a mask if you're worried about that kind of thing. Oh a lot better. So here's the new grill. It's just a chrome grill just the same as the factory grill.…

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