- Location
- Denver Adjacent
New seat foam was the right choice.
Prime'z X²
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jg8992
Hi, my name is Brandon
- Location
- Spotsylvania, VA
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
It made getting the leather on very challenging. Actuality had to stretch it to get the clips in.
caseycamby
Suspension Lift
- Location
- Marion, NC
Oh wow. Looks like a big difference.
mantree
Wheeling
- Location
- Fort Collins
Wow you just distorted the corner of that seat. That's what the pasanger seat in my 4runner looked like from my wife trying to get in
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- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Lol. I actually cut that whole bolster off so I could access the clips that hold the side knobs in place.
ryandavenport
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
Doesn't look like it's been mentioned yet, but I don't think the passenger side is broken into as many serviceable parts because of the occupant detection sensor. I know many Nissans are like this. Not 100% positive on the Xterra.
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- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Which was a weird fluid pad under the seat pad. I'd never seen anything like it.
ryandavenport
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
mantree
Wheeling
- Location
- Fort Collins
That like bed alarms in a nursing home they are a fluid membrane with a presure switch so when someone gets up the switch closes seting off a alarm... I hear them in my nightmares. We use to unplug the ocupancy sensors in our trucks in our trucks so that gear in the seats wouldn't set them off
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- Location
- Denver Adjacent
It is done.
- Location
- All over PA
Nice.
ThompsonXterra
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- California
Those look really nice. Where did/are you putting the switches for the heated seats?
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I haven't decided yet. The kit came with little round switches that are ugly. I'm going to get some Carling switches that match everything else in the truck. But my switch locations are all full. So it might be a challenge.
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Brought up memories of George Carlin's "Fart Retrieval League".
thecoalition
Call me Daddy
- Location
- Richmond, Va
Down on the vertical sides of the center console area? To the sides of the shifter (where legs would be, but should be out of the way still) Could get OTRATTW to do horizontal switches for it.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I was thinking under the vents on each side. But that's kind of in your face.
Kyle
Wheeling
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
Looks good. I need to put new seat covers on mine too (not leather). I have one but I've been holding off.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Speaking of switches. I did a thing.
It's getting two more switches obviously, and the rocker on the end that says "alley lights" is getting swapped for bumper lights. But I'm super happy with how that came out.
Once I get the other two switches in, I'll start wiring everything up.
It's getting two more switches obviously, and the rocker on the end that says "alley lights" is getting swapped for bumper lights. But I'm super happy with how that came out.
Once I get the other two switches in, I'll start wiring everything up.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I'm also gonna take some 2-part epoxy and glue in the little tabs that hold that panel into the overhead. I'm afraid with the weight of the switches it'll just pop out.
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
I determined I need three more switches. I need a place for the two heated seats and for the power inverter. I have a 3 switch cage like the 6 I just cut into the overhead. But I don't know where to put it.
- Location
- Gulfport, MS
I need seat goers covers badly. The drivers side by the knob is wearing out pretty good
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Kyle
Wheeling
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
Probably just changing the seat covers and maybe adding internal seat warmers while im there. It's pretty far off on the bucket list though
- Location
- Glenside, PA
mantree
Wheeling
- Location
- Fort Collins
Are you going with a single din radio? If you do you can put a switch panle in with the radio
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- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Already have an aftermarket double DIN.
mantree
Wheeling
- Location
- Fort Collins
I see well I don't know what your budget looks like but you could do a solid state switch panel like I use to install in fire trucks and ambulances
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ryandavenport
First Fill-Up (of many)
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
I had a switch panel next to the driver's seat on the center console. It was in the taller area just in front of the parking brake. Yours being a manual trans, I'm not sure if you have room behind there for a switch, but it was easy with an auto trans.
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mantree
Wheeling
- Location
- Fort Collins
What about a switch panle in the dip above the radio?
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- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Here's the final switch configuration for the overhead. Time to start wiring.
ElPincheGuero4
Need Bigger Tires
- Location
- Cohoes
Whoa what overhead it that??
- Location
- Glenside, PA
That's the stock OR/pro4x map light console with Bluetooth
sent from a crawlspace...
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
Indeed. Modified with a six switch cage instead of a Bluetooth mic.
ElPincheGuero4
Need Bigger Tires
- Location
- Cohoes
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ElPincheGuero4
Need Bigger Tires
- Location
- Cohoes
I'm assuming that won't fit into mine?
- Location
- Glenside, PA
- Location
- Denver Adjacent
It takes some doing. You have to buy the back bracket that bolts to the ceiling, modify the slots above the windshield because two of the clips on the new one are 90° out from what I had. Then you have to modify the headliner. Which will require pulling the whole thing out.