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Part Description

-N804850-S2
Screw
- Callout Name: N804850-S2
MSRP: $26.35 Your Price: $15.49
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-N801078-S2
Bolt
- Callout Name: N801078-S2
- Replaced By: F7UZ-1660108-FF
MSRP: $2.08 Your Price: $1.47
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F87Z-7862649-CA
Kit - Seat Fasteners
- Part Notes: bolt kit for 62648 latch, 60/40 split bench seats w/ stamped frame
  bolt kit for 62648 latch, captain's chairs w/ stamped frame
  bolt kit for 62648 latch, sport bucket seats w/ stamped frame
- Callout Name: 600A58
- Replaced By: HL2Z-7862649-B
MSRP: $22.17 Your Price: $16.29
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-N620480-S2
Nut - Hex.
- Callout Name: N620480-S2
MSRP: $2.70 Your Price: $1.59
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OEM 2000 Ford Explorer Parts for Power Seats

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Seat Switch Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Ford Explorer

Q: How should one service and repair the power seat switch in a car with an Air Bag supplemental restraint system on 2000 Ford Explorer?
A: When servicing a power seat switch in an SRS car, wear safety glasses and first turn off the system. Unscrew the front seat and disconnect the electrical connectors required. Once the switch has been replaced, follow the same steps in the opposite order, make sure that the restraint system is reattached, and it is working correctly before going on the road.

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