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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Northern Virginia
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Location: Northern Virginia
Posts: 59
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How to fix broken 4Runner passenger seat cables, for cheap!
From what I understand the cables that release the seat tracks under 1st gen 4Runner seats are notorious for breaking. My cable broke on my driver side (DS) track on my passenger seat. I pulled out the seat, and figured out real quickly that it is an easy fix. Below I will explain how I fixed my seat for $9.00
1) First off you need to take all 3 of the cables out. This requires you to cut the end off of the good cable, and bend the tab (located under the plastic trim on the DS of the seat, where the back of the seat rotates) just enough to allow you to free the cable [Picture below]. Also remove the cable housing by unscrewing the two screws, shown in the picture. You should now have the three cables and that splitter box in your hand.
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1986 4Runner: 22RE, W56 Transmission, '89 4Runner Red SR5 Sport Seats, tailgate, cowl, hood, and interior light; Gray Interior, Base Model, Step Bumper, and Custom Aluminum Wheels installed by Joyserv. Co. Ltd. in July of 1986
1989 4Runner R.I.P
-Long Live the 4Runner-
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