Ford / Jeep Rear Seat Jackers (2009-2014 Ford F150 / 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU) — Install Guide
- Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU '07–'18
- Ford F150 '09–'14
Fits
- 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU
- 2009-2014 Ford F150
Included Parts
- 2xM12 1.75 x 70mm - Flange Bolt
- 2x.5 Inch Shims
- 2x.75 Inch Shims
Tools Needed
- 18mm and 16mm Socket and ratchet
- Torque Wrench
- Blue Loctite
Installation Difficulty
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Installation Instructions
Important Note
To help prevent cross-threading during installation, verify bolts and threads by taking the applicable bolts and threading them into the corresponding holes by hand. Do not force the bolts.
Step 1 — Remove the Factory Bolts
- If applicable, remove any plastic trim at the feet of the seat.
- Remove both rear factory seat base bolts using an 18mm socket.
- Loosen the two front seat bolts, but do not remove them.
Step 2 — Lift the Seat
- From the back seat, lift the rear of the front seat by pushing forward on the headrest.
- Alternatively, have a helper pull upward from the front of the seat.
Step 3 — Position the Rear Seat Jackers
- Place the desired number of spacers under the rear of the seat, between the seat rails and the vehicle floor.
- If installing either the 0.5" spacer or 0.75" spacer, reuse the factory bolts.
- If using both spacers, use the provided 70mm flange bolts.
Step 4 — Install the Bolts
- Thread the two provided bolts through the seat rails, through the Rear Seat Jacker shim(s), and into the vehicle floor.
- Hand-tighten the bolts using a 16mm socket.
IMPORTANT — If the seat rail holes do not line up:
Lift the seat rail approximately 0.25 inches and thread the bolt in a couple of turns. If needed, adjust the seat rails one at a time until the holes line up. Do not force or cross-thread the bolts.
Step 5 — Final Torque
- Torque the front and rear seat bolts to 75ft-lbs.
Final Check
• Verify all seat bolts are properly installed and torqued to 75ft-lbs.
• Confirm the Rear Seat Jackers are seated securely between the seat rails and floor.
• Confirm the seat is secure and properly aligned.
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