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If you feel that way, that's fine with me. I have stated how I feel after actually dealing with a few stuck seat bolts.
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I used both a heavy duty Milwaukee impact gun on one seat and a breaker bar on the other to remove mine, sheared the torx heads off the front bolts regardless. Rears came out fine on both.
I felt like I could push down more with the impact gun for a better bite, but the end result was the same. |
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The easiest thing from experience on those bolts that I stripped as well was to heat them for about 10seconds with a torch from Home Depot. A little bit of the carpet got singed in the process but those bolts turned so easy after the heat. You will seriously not believe how easy it is after that
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Does anyone have the Toyota part number for the 2017+ hex head seat bolts? Looking to replace the torx type with the updated version. Thanks!
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