INEOS GRENADIER FRONT SEAT JACKERS — Install Guide
- Ineos Grenadier '23+
Fits
- 2023+ Ineos Grenadier
Included Parts
- 2xM10 1.5 x 60mm Cap Head Bolts
- 2xM10 Washers
- 2x3/16" x 1 1/2" Washers (Used under both seat legs)
- 4xLockable Seat Jacker Blocks (2 per side)
- 1xBlue Loctite
Tools Needed
- T50 Torx bit
- 6mm Allen Key or Socket
- Ratchet
- Torque Wrench
Installation Difficulty
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Installation Instructions
Important Notes
- To help prevent cross-threading, always start bolts by hand and verify they thread smoothly into the corresponding holes before tightening.
- Seat Jackers are sloped. The larger side must face forward.
Step 1 — Remove Factory Seat Bolts
- Remove both front factory seat bolts that attach the seat to the seat base.
- Loosen the two rear seat bolts, but do not remove them.
Step 2 — Lift the Front of the Seat
- Lift the front of the seat by pushing back on the headrest.
- Alternatively, have a helper pull upward from the back seat.
- Place the two 3/16" x 1½" washers under both front seat legs.
Step 3 — Choose Your Lift Height
1/2" Lift — One Seat Jacker Shim
- Choose the Seat Jacker shim with the threaded hole and "Seat Jackers" engraving.
- Place one shim under each front seat rail, between the rail and the seat base.
- Make sure the larger side faces forward.
1" Lift — Two Seat Jacker Shims
- Stack both Seat Jacker shims together. The shims are notched and will nest together.
- Place the stacked Seat Jackers between the front seat rail and the vehicle floor.
- The Seat Jacker with "Seat Jackers" engraved on it should be on top.
- Make sure the larger side faces forward.
Step 4 — Install Seat Jacker Bolts
- Take the provided M10 1.5 x 60mm Cap Head Bolts with washers.
- Thread each bolt through the seat rail, through the Seat Jackers, and into the vehicle floor.
- Start each bolt by hand and leave them loose for alignment.
IMPORTANT — ALIGNMENT TIP:
If the seat rail holes do not line up:
- Lift the seat approximately ¼ inch.
- Start the bolt a couple of threads by hand.
- If needed, adjust the seat rails one at a time until everything lines up.
- Confirm the rear seat bolts are loose enough to allow the seat to move into alignment.
- Never force or cross-thread the bolts.
Step 5 — Torque All Bolts
- Torque the two front bolts and two rear bolts to 30ft-lbs.
Final Check
• Verify all four seat bolts are properly torqued.
• Confirm the Seat Jackers are seated correctly and the larger side is facing forward.
• Check bolt torque at regular intervals.
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