Ford 3F2Z-1763804-CAC
Seat Cover, Rear

Starting the service of the rear seat cushion cover in the third row requires the removal of the third row seat and the third row backrest. The next service step involves extracting screws together with pin-type retainers followed by the removal of latch covers. The removal of J-clips should be done slowly while keeping the seat upholstery separate from the hook and loop strip to prevent damaging the seat backrest foam pad. You must separate both hook-and-loop fasteners before you can discard all hog rings to remove the cushion trim cover. Reinstall the attachments through the direct opposite process used for teardown.

Service of the third row seat cushion cover starts by detaching the third row seat then removing the third row seat backrest. You should stand the latch covers apart by extracting both screw and pin-type retainers. Follow all instructions when removing the J-clips because improper separation between the seat cushion trim cover and hook and loop stripe may cause tearing of the foam pad. The removal of all hog rings requires the separation of hook-and-loop fasteners before you can take the cushion trim cover off. The installation of the new cover should follow steps which are opposite to those used for removal.

Initiate service of the second row bucket seat rear seat cushion cover by first taking out both the second row bucket seat and its backrest. First remove all 9 seat bottom cover screws then eliminate the six seat riser and seat track connecting nuts before taking out the seat riser while tightening the nuts to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) during restoratio After unbolted the 4 track-to-pan bolts proceed with tightening the bolts to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) when putting everything back together. Release the J-clips gently to free the seat cushion trim cover with foam pad from the seat cushion pan but be cautious not to harm the hook and loop strip during upholstery separation from the foam pad. Detach the seat cushion trim cover from the foam pad by discarding every hog ring on the cover. The end procedure for this process begins by undoing all removal actions for normal seat replacement.

Reverse the removal procedure.

Remove the six nuts connecting the seat riser to the seat track, then take out the seat riser, ensuring to tighten the nuts to 50 Nm (37 lb-ft) upon reinstallation.

Again, tighten to 23 Nm (17 lb-ft) upon reinstallation.

Remove the bolt from the center safety belt buckle assembly and tighten it to 58 Nm (43 lb-ft) upon reinstallation.

Squeeze the tip of the head restraint sleeve and pull it out of the frame tube.

Begin by removing the bench seat and the backrest.