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need help with YJ factory fold and tumble
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Posted: 09/29/08
06:27 PM
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I have a Wrangler S (no back seat or bumperettes (Toledoans...go figure)). Then by happenstance (I move to SLC, Utah) and one of my friends has a back seat (factory fold and tumble). I just got a set of brackets. This is all I need to know... which way do the brackets bolt down? does the "bump side" go fore or aft?...do the prongs point driver or passenger? 
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mudb8-
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Posted: 09/29/08
06:55 PM
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yo' chariot, got another one for ya!
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Posted: 09/30/08
04:36 AM
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ok, the camera's not working so i'll describe it as best i can. the front brackets that the seat folds on mount with the D shape forward and the straight edge on the inside (the angled edge out towards the wheel wells). the seat release mounts on the drivers side and the rear catch mounts to the passenger side (both of them with their openings facing the rear. hope this helps, i'll have to scrounge up some batteries for my camera if you need pix.
I work to support my Jeep 
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Posted: 09/30/08
05:36 PM
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ok, I hope you only got a look at the passenger side and described that one...because I hate getting duped,lol. I have a "matching pair" of mounting brackets. They are shaped exactly the same. It seems like they should match exactly so that you slide the seat to one side (passenger, if mounted with both the D shapes forward) after pulling out the push pins to easily remove the seat. Every (several) pic I've seen of the mounts have two matching mounts. The passenger one would be as you describe, D shape forward, the straight side on the inside; indent side with the pin toward the wheel well, but the driver side one would be opposite, straight side toward the wheel well and notched side with the pin in.
a set of seat mounts like mine on ebay
I'm just looking to confirm,
Thanks
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mudb8-
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Posted: 09/30/08
06:34 PM
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he'll get ya again in the morning, works the night shift...
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looking for how to info to mod your tj?
check out http://www.stu-offroad.com/index.html
and help support the most helpful jeep site on the i-net...
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Posted: 09/30/08
07:09 PM
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At this point I would have given up and welded it to the tub.
I break stuff.
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Posted: 10/01/08
05:02 AM
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ok, gotcha now. you wanna put the front brackets in with the pins pointed to the passenger side. sorry about the mix up on those brackets, i couldn't see the exact way the are, i have ratchet straps fastened to them.
I work to support my Jeep
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Posted: 10/01/08
06:22 AM
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lol, ok, thanks, I really appreciate it, I get the seat tonight, but I think my clutch started leaking (again), if it aint one thing... 
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Posted: 10/02/08
05:37 AM
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bad master/slave cylander? i got a new setup at auto zone about a year or so ago for $170. let us know how the seat works out
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Posted: 09/03/09
03:53 PM
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seat worked fine,
then someone stole it.
The slave cyl blew up. I had already replaced it once (with that one they had at autozone) a couple years ago, so I bought a TJ. Wouldn't have passed inspection in UT anyway, lol.
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