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ThomasN 12-24-2014 12:38 PM

Install seat in 53 Victoria
 

I am ready to install the front seat in my 53 Vic and see a wire from one side to the other for linkage I think. Is there supposed to be some kind of return spring attached? There is a peg sticking out in the center with what looks like it should have something attached like a spring or something.
Thanks in advance,

charles in east texas 12-24-2014 12:50 PM

Re: Install seat in 53 Victoria
 

That wire going across releases the latch on the passenger side. Before I installed the seat, I would set in it and try the release lever and make sure everything is working properly, moving back and forth, etc. Charles

ThomasN 12-24-2014 01:15 PM

Re: Install seat in 53 Victoria
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by charles in east texas (Post 1003732)
That wire going across releases the latch on the passenger side. Before I installed the seat, I would set in it and try the release lever and make sure everything is working properly, moving back and forth, etc. Charles

I agree, but my concern is there looks like there may be a spring attached to it in the center. There is a stud sticking out from the frame with an eyelet and the wire has a matching eyelet. The wire has a somewhat of a bow towards the stud eyelet. It just appears as I am missing a spring or something. This car was a basket case when I got it 3 years ago. I bought the books, but nothing on the seat construction so far.
Thanks

Merc Cruzer 12-24-2014 09:00 PM

Re: Install seat in 53 Victoria
 

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53' Mercury seat, hope it helps. If you want I can send you the picture and you can then zoom in on it.

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ThomasN 12-24-2014 10:01 PM

Re: Install seat in 53 Victoria
 

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Originally Posted by Merc Cruzer (Post 1004073)
53' Mercury seat, hope it helps. If you want I can send you the picture and you can then zoom in on it.

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Actually it does help, I can see that the wire is hooked to the stationary eyelet. This is exactly what I needed,
Thank you


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