Alright, here's the scoop.

I'm picking up leather seats out of a Mountaineer, along with a center console this weekend. Supposedly the guy will have everything taken out of the truck already, including wiring harness's, seats tracks, and seat belts. But, just in case, what would I need tool-wise to get everything out?

I searched and found this link https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...stall-how.html

According to that I'll need removals for T55 Torx, T50, T45, and an "Add A Fuse Thingy" <-- haha direct quote. It was a good write-up, I just want to double check.

Here is what I've concluded so far, PLEASE tell me if I'm wrong....

I will need to use the Mountaineer seat tracks.
I will be able to use the seatbelts (same as in a '99 Ranger, I checked) in my Mazda with the seatbelt clips on the Mountaineer seats.
I can use the seatbelt pretensioners from my Mazda with the new seats.
I can do it, by myself, with little to no help, in one afternoon.
I can wire it sraight to the fuse box, while running the ground directly under the carpet.

Here is what I'm workin with!




Thank you!

 

99 Rangers do not have pretensioners. 99 B-series should be the same.

 

steve just so you know you'll prolly have to ream the holes on the mountaineer tracks out a little. if you need help leme know, ive already done a set.

 

Make sure that you use a fuse spot that is consistently on, that way when the truck is off, you still have power to move the seats. Also what I did was just run a single wire and tap into it for the passenger seat. I only had to drill out one of the mounting holes for my seats. Any questions let me know. I have some pics and can grab some more if needed.

 

when you guys say run a fuse. i put some mountaineers in my ranger and just spliced into the wiring under the seat. I would love to see your pics. thks