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Oh my aching back! I love this car, but trips over 20 minutes are killers. I think that the previous owner must've weighed in at 250+
![]() Anyway, in perusing many posts here, I've seen that $50 has been cited several times as the cost of that part from Saturn, but when I called today, they quoted $175.38. Can anyone confirm this or another price? At ~175, I'm inclined to put in a Corbeau Sport Seat thx, bdog |
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You should be able to find a replacement seat from your nearby junkyard.
Or check www.car-part.com for a replacement seat.
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Bryan 94SL2 HCE, "Pearl" 99 SL 94SL2 260K Miles 1/15 97SW2 266K Miles 2/15 Always 94SC1 340,501 Miles Org. Engine/Auto Trans 2/97-10/08 Gone 3/12 92SL1 05VUE 91SC |
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why would I want to buy another old seat? If it was a newer car, perhaps...
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It may be more cost effective to buy a replacement seat versus re-upholstering your current seat.
You can buy replacement seats from the yard, as I stated; for inexpensive. They are only held in by 4 bolts on the floor.
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Bryan 94SL2 HCE, "Pearl" 99 SL 94SL2 260K Miles 1/15 97SW2 266K Miles 2/15 Always 94SC1 340,501 Miles Org. Engine/Auto Trans 2/97-10/08 Gone 3/12 92SL1 05VUE 91SC |
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I'm with you man. I love the car, but damn the seat is killer on my lower back. I figured it was the design, now I need to sit-test other SL cars to see of mine is flat from previous "excess load testing".
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98 SL2 207k, still getting 28mpg city 86 Buick T-type 228k, extreme tire shredder |
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Have you tried fiddling with the lumbar support and seat-bottom height adjustments?
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yes, but it only gives minor or temporary relief. The funny thing is that I started looking into an "upgrade," such as a VW Jetta Wagon, but that would cost well over ten grand for something mechanically better than what I already have, so buying a new seat for a few hundred is actually a cheaper way to go for me. Also, it's difficult or near impossible to find a wagon that gets the gas mileage that I'm getting from this 10-year old car...again, without spending beau coup bucks!
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