Switching passenger seat
09-15-2013, 01:16 PM
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Switching passenger seat
The child seat sensor is bad on my front passenger seat. I picked up a used seat at the local wrecking yard which has a working sensor and is in really good shape. The only thing is, it looks like while sitting in the junk yard, they had something sitting on it? There are five little indentations that don't seem like they will disappear. They are pretty deep but no cuts or tears. Is there a way to get these indentations out? Pic is below
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09-16-2013, 12:23 AM
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I guess the leather is stretched. Steam maybe?
But you will need to take the leather off (I believe it is fairly easy to do).
Might as well put your current leather there.
The foam is probably also permanently indented.
But you will need to take the leather off (I believe it is fairly easy to do).
Might as well put your current leather there.
The foam is probably also permanently indented.
09-16-2013, 12:08 PM
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2003 CL203 C320, 2002 W208 CLK320 cabriolet, 2012 A207 E350 cabriolet, 2011 X204 GLK350 4matic
Usually that happens, and sometimes it retracts by itself. When I found a new seat for my moms CLK, it looked just like that. After sitting in it for about a week, it eventually stretched back to its original shape. Wait a few days to a week. If you see no improvement, do what Moviela said and take it to a tack shop.
