LEave it to Chrystler to chimp out on one of the most important parts of
the truck.LOL MY rear fenders are rotting out along with every one that i
know that lives in NEw England, Unreal!!
just replaced mine using the suggestions in your video, thanks.
removing the seat cover while still in the car was super easy.
tips.
1. wear gloves, i cut myself 3 times on the seat frame underneath
2. my seat frame also had sharp edges, I hammered these down and then…
(see tip 3)
3. used contact spray glue to cover sharp edges with “pet screen” material,
2 layers, then a layer of burlap
4. I reinforced the new cushion in the prone areas with burlap, used 2
layers with contact glue, and a third free moving layer of burlap to avoid
too much friction.
thanks for the info.. replacing mine in a few days when i get the new
cushion. i’m thinking that i will wrap the metal bar in a foam pipe
insulator for added cushioning and that should work
Just bought an 08. I thought two ton Tommy owned it. Now I know it is Dodge
not driver weight, and that I can indeed change this myself thanks. Good
vid, you cuss a lot less than I do when working on a car.
Nice video! Going to order a replacement cushion for mine this week and
put it in. Did you come up with any ideas for protecting the foam from
the metal edge?
I have a 98 4×4 and i have the same problem, as well as a noisy rear end, a
leaking plenum gasket, a transmission that was recently rebuilt (should be
good for a couple more trips to the grocery store), and a cracked dash
board. Maybe if you shave down and glue one of those swimming noodles onto
the metal rails?
Once you become a dodge owner, you can add handyman to your resume.
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LEave it to Chrystler to chimp out on one of the most important parts of
the truck.LOL MY rear fenders are rotting out along with every one that i
know that lives in NEw England, Unreal!!
just replaced mine using the suggestions in your video, thanks.
removing the seat cover while still in the car was super easy.
tips.
1. wear gloves, i cut myself 3 times on the seat frame underneath
2. my seat frame also had sharp edges, I hammered these down and then…
(see tip 3)
3. used contact spray glue to cover sharp edges with “pet screen” material,
2 layers, then a layer of burlap
4. I reinforced the new cushion in the prone areas with burlap, used 2
layers with contact glue, and a third free moving layer of burlap to avoid
too much friction.
RAM seats SUCK ASS. I should know I have one. The fkn seats suck
!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for the info.. replacing mine in a few days when i get the new
cushion. i’m thinking that i will wrap the metal bar in a foam pipe
insulator for added cushioning and that should work
Thanks for the video, looks like its easy to replace it with out taking it
out the full bench, I will give it a try.
thank you.
Just bought an 08. I thought two ton Tommy owned it. Now I know it is Dodge
not driver weight, and that I can indeed change this myself thanks. Good
vid, you cuss a lot less than I do when working on a car.
after watching your video I’m going to change mine myself. you saved me
lots of time and money. THANKS!
Nice video! Going to order a replacement cushion for mine this week and
put it in. Did you come up with any ideas for protecting the foam from
the metal edge?
I have a 98 4×4 and i have the same problem, as well as a noisy rear end, a
leaking plenum gasket, a transmission that was recently rebuilt (should be
good for a couple more trips to the grocery store), and a cracked dash
board. Maybe if you shave down and glue one of those swimming noodles onto
the metal rails?
Once you become a dodge owner, you can add handyman to your resume.
I would have never guessed dennis leary had a ram. And that he works on it
while he is working off a hang over. Thats an awesome impersonation!