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TLoz · 12-08-2009, 02:43 PM

Oops! Sorry about that. The way I got the seat arms off was to work the cover back about 2 inches and remove the long bolt that you're talking about. It just unscrews. I assume that the seat has a nutplate or a nut welded to the frame. The bolt should have a loc-tite materail on it to keep from backing out. If you can't screw it back in, most likely need to remove the seat cover and repair the nut. If it does screw back in make sure you put some red loc-tite on it.

12-08-2009, 02:43 PM	#17
TLoz Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Indy Posts: 326	Re: Finally finish burb soundproofer Oops! Sorry about that. The way I got the seat arms off was to work the cover back about 2 inches and remove the long bolt that you're talking about. It just unscrews. I assume that the seat has a nutplate or a nut welded to the frame. The bolt should have a loc-tite materail on it to keep from backing out. If you can't screw it back in, most likely need to remove the seat cover and repair the nut. If it does screw back in make sure you put some red loc-tite on it.