BlueStangGT
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I, like so many others, had the trim piece break on the driver side seat and used some of the ideas found in another thread on this forum for repair and thought it may be worthwhile to give my experience its own thread. Tip o' the cap to effingpot, Swede252, and Trainmaster, among others.
On my '14 Ltd. there's already a hole on the steel frame that is suitable to anchor the trim piece. Unfortunately I didn't have the proper combination of taps and screws to just simply tap the hole. What I did end up doing, though, is drilling the hole out just large enough to use a 6-32 Short jack nut (also called a riv-nut or rivet nut) and was able to secure it that way then finished it with a black hinged screw cover cap. The plastic seat frame is broken also but I didn't address that issue this time around. Obligatory pics:
On my '14 Ltd. there's already a hole on the steel frame that is suitable to anchor the trim piece. Unfortunately I didn't have the proper combination of taps and screws to just simply tap the hole. What I did end up doing, though, is drilling the hole out just large enough to use a 6-32 Short jack nut (also called a riv-nut or rivet nut) and was able to secure it that way then finished it with a black hinged screw cover cap. The plastic seat frame is broken also but I didn't address that issue this time around. Obligatory pics: