Toyota Front Seat Jackers (1996-2002 4Runner) — Install Guide
- Toyota 4Runner '96–'02
Fits
- 1996-2002 Toyota 4Runner
Included Parts
- 2xM10 1.5 x 30mm Socket Coarse Thread Bolts
- 2xM10 1.25 x 25mm Socket Fine Thread Bolts
- 2xM10 Washers
- 2xSeat Jacker Blocks
- 1xBlue Loctite
Tools Needed
- 14mm socket
- 8mm allen key/socket
- Torque Wrench
Installation Difficulty
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Installation Instructions
Important Note
To help prevent cross-threading during installation, verify the 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 Factory Bolts
- Remove both front factory seat base bolts using a 14mm socket.
- Loosen the two rear seat bolts almost completely, but do not remove them.
Step 2 — Lift the Front of the Seat
- Lift the front of the front seat by pushing back on the headrest.
- Alternatively, have a helper sit in the back seat and gently pull the headrest toward them.
Step 3 — Install the Seat Jackers
- Place each rectangular Seat Jacker under the corresponding seat rail with the threaded hole facing toward the rear.
- Loosely thread the provided long fine-thread bolts through each Seat Jacker and into the vehicle floor.
Step 4 — Torque the Seat Jackers
- With the seat rails resting on the Seat Jackers, confirm the bolt holes in the seat rails line up with the threaded holes in the Seat Jackers.
- Torque both long fine-thread bolts to 27ft-lbs.
Step 5 — Install the Seat Bolts
- Thread the remaining shorter coarse-thread bolts with the provided washers through the seat rails and into the Seat Jackers.
IMPORTANT — IF THE SEAT RAIL HOLE DOES 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 to get them lined up.
Step 6 — Torque All Bolts
- Torque all four front bolts and two rear bolts to 27ft-lbs.
Final Check
• Confirm the rectangular Seat Jackers are positioned with the threaded holes facing toward the rear.
• Confirm the long fine-thread bolts are properly installed and torqued.
• Confirm the shorter coarse-thread bolts and washers are properly installed.
• Confirm all four front bolts and two rear bolts are torqued to 27ft-lbs.
• Confirm the seat rails are properly aligned.
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