Subject	kudos on a creative solution! (n/m)
Posted by	nashvegas on June 12, 2013 at 9:56 AM
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In Reply To	What to do when you find your seat frame cracked. posted by pieboy100 on June 11, 2013 at 10:18 PM
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Follow Ups	What to do when you find your seat frame cracked. - pieboy100 22:18:53 06/11/13 You're like 5 minutes away from stripping everything off the - zQuikonE 23:11:44 06/11/13 Wow! Your good, want to come over and redo my seats? (n/m) - pieboy100 10:54:10 06/12/13 Bring it over. Found my old post on this. Been over a year. - zQuikonE 22:35:32 06/12/13 eat more salads. (n/m) - eazyez 05:15:10 06/12/13 And less pies :) (n/m) - bartz32tt 07:06:36 06/12/13 Like! (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 15:40:54 06/12/13 Switch car to RHD. (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 08:12:56 06/12/13 ...and then the Lord said, let there be JB Weld!! (n/m) - The Hawk 09:13:47 06/12/13 JB is good... but more than likely you'd be fixing it again - ZXoltan 10:42:50 06/12/13 JB weld would not hold that. Adding JB weld to the existing - zellamay 12:06:09 06/12/13 I've personally had it hold a LOT, so..... (n/m) - The Hawk 14:37:00 06/12/13 kudos on a creative solution! (n/m) - nashvegas 09:56:38 06/12/13 use scraps of sheet metal as a heat shield - Shiers69 11:20:08 06/12/13 So the weld broke from stress, and you thought a screw would - TriniTT 11:28:32 06/12/13 Some thoughts: Welding would have been so much easier, - zellamay 11:52:44 06/12/13 I just thought of this, if welding is not an option: - zellamay 14:19:08 06/12/13 Amazing how Nissan over-engineered so many systems - ZXoltan 14:59:15 06/12/13
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