ingenuitor

This is a great find, deff doing this right away as soon as I find the correct truck, moding b4 I even have a truck lol....

humblerb

Dear Ford Motor Company:
I would pay an extra $1.50 for my truck to cover the cost of materials, if you would put this on my truck during manufacturing.
-Consumer

Chad Walker

I just wrapped a zip tie around my pins. I rarely get behind the seat anyway but it is nice to have just in case.

jp360cj

Which way does the pin need to move to release the seat? Having a hard time getting mine down.

Chad Walker

you need to pull up on the pin. It can be tough the first time. Take the box end of a wrench and put it around the head of the pin and pull up.

mac12

I got mine fixed in about 30 minutes. I used the lanyard if a small flashlight to pull the pins up the first time. Center punch the pin and drill a small hole in it and insert key ring. Any type of wire or cord will work until you find something that you like better. The bottom of the seat needs to be almost all of the way up in the raised position to get the back to snap into place. Thanks for this mod.

jp360cj

Thanks! That worked! Not as much space as I thought but it'll be enough to get some stuff out of my swing case

Spiky

Play with it enough and you'll find that the latch bar on the rear of the cab is movable. Where it slides to, or is bumped to, while the seat is unlatched will determine what position the seat needs to be in to relatch it. This can be a bit of a pain.

Chad Walker

My bracket has paint marks and if I set the rod at the paint marks, the seat latches back without issue.

skidooXteam44

do you i could fit a small sub behind the seat? i want to make this truck sound like my 07 lariat did