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97 965 seats into a 90 745T 700 1990

posted by  lutajoe on  Tue Mar 11 19:31 CST 2008
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Hey All

This is my first post and Im new to this list. Im not really new to Volvos though, but am learning more and more about them everyday. So here is my first question...has anyone put later model rear seats, I mean 97 965 seats into a 90 745T? Im looking at it right now and when I tried it, seems like the center support bracket was different and the latch height were different as well. Is there much modification to get the back seat out of the newer vehicle to work? I have already done the front seats and they are great! Also it didnt take much work since the seat frame bolts line up and the power is already exisiting even though my 90 745T didnt have power seats. The only thing I had to swap over was to splice in the later style wire plug. Even the later style seatbelts work fine too since the upper and lower brackets are the same as the older cars. Anyhow, thanks for your help!

Alan Chung 90 745T
Seattle, WA






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