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Where to get socket for seat removal? 02 HOE

02Tahoe2Quick

By 02Tahoe2Quick
October 20, 2003 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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02Tahoe2Quick

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02Tahoe2Quick

Posted October 20, 2003

Posted October 20, 2003

Thanks!

99-2door

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99-2door

Posted October 20, 2003

Posted October 20, 2003

You can just use a regular socket on it, find one that fits properly and it will work great. Oh...and it needs to be a six-point socket.

MountaineerTom

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MountaineerTom

Posted October 20, 2003

Posted October 20, 2003

You can just use a regular socket on it, find one that fits properly and it will work great. Oh...and it needs to be a six-point socket.

Yep.

chevy4x4trucks

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chevy4x4trucks

Posted October 21, 2003

Posted October 21, 2003

You'll need a 12mm and 15mm deep socket for the fronts and a 19mm deep for the back seat.

I've got instructions on my site about this from when I installed carpeting in my silverado.

Taaaaaaahoe?

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Taaaaaaahoe?

Posted October 21, 2003

Posted October 21, 2003

Man Jon,

You are the jack of all traits!!

Mike

chevy4x4trucks

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chevy4x4trucks

Posted October 22, 2003

Posted October 22, 2003

Man Jon,
You are the jack of all traits!!

Mike

Nah, I just like to take everything apart

sjspor

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sjspor

Posted October 23, 2003

Posted October 23, 2003

Auto Zone sells a set of those sockets, that look just like a reverse torx.

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