Ford 8C2Z-1663804-AB
Cushion Cover, Center

The service procedure on rear bucket seat cushion covers starts by taking out the existing seat cushion. You should then detach the J-clips from the cushion cover. Take care when pulling seat cushion cover shades from hook-and-loop strip strips to prevent hook-and-loop strip detachment from the foam pads. Take out the inverted cushion cover. The installation of the new cover requires the opposite steps used for removal.

The service procedure for the rear bucket seat backrest cover starts with taking off both the right-hand (RH) and left-hand (LH) armrests from the seat. Proceed by releasing the J-clip situated at the lower border of the backrest cover. The separation of the seat backrest cover from the hook-and-loop strip should be done with care to prevent the strip from detaching from the foam pad. Invert the backrest cover once the detachment is complete. Then remove the inverted piece from the seat area. Aggregation of the new cover is straightforward because it follows in reverse order to the removal steps.

Reverse the removal procedure, ensuring safety belts and buckles are accessible to occupants and verifying that the safety belt retractor operates smoothly without excessive effort or binding.

Release the detachable safety belt anchor(s) from the seat using an appropriate tool if equipped.

Release all backrest trim cover rear J-clips and remove the inner cardboard panel from the backrest.

No, do not use memory saver devices to minimize the risk of accidental deployment.

Take out the ten bolts and two risers from the seat cushion frame, tightening them to 51 Nm (38 lb-ft) upon reinstallation.

Remove the armrest bolt and crown washer, then tighten the bolt to 35 Nm (26 lb-ft) upon reinstallation.