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How to: Seat Back / Lumbar Repair
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A 355nation How To presented by
nglauer
Project Name
Seat Back / Lumbar Repair
Project Description
How to remove and repair your seat back and lumbar support
Skill Level
Easy if you weld, Moderate if you don't
Project Vehicle
Make: GMC
Model: Canyon Crew 4x4
Year: 2007
Engine: 3.7L
Power windows: YES
Sun Roof: NO
Tools Needed
Socket Set, Welder, Contact Adhesive, Electrical Tape, Light (factory dome light sucks), and Patience
Project Time
1 hour or less
Project Cost
Free if you have a welder and know how to use it
I have attached a series of photos with step by step instructions to help you remove, repair, and re-install your seat back. This is a fairly quick and easy fix, that makes a huge difference in the comfort of your drivers seat. I completed my project from start to finish, including all pictures and welding withing 45 minutes or less.
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The community here at 355nation.net urges you to please use caution and seek professional assistance when performing modifications to your vehicle. Before attempting any modification it is advised that you refer to your Colorado or Canyon service manual or contact a certified mechanic as not all GMT355 trucks are the same. The staff and the associated members are in no way responsible for any damages, injuries or other harm inflicted to your vehicle or yourself which may result in attempting these modifications. The posts and content presented on this site reflect in no way the views of 355nation.net or it’s ownership.
A 355nation How To presented by
nglauer
Project Name
Seat Back / Lumbar Repair
Project Description
How to remove and repair your seat back and lumbar support
Skill Level
Easy if you weld, Moderate if you don't
Project Vehicle
Make: GMC
Model: Canyon Crew 4x4
Year: 2007
Engine: 3.7L
Power windows: YES
Sun Roof: NO
Tools Needed
Socket Set, Welder, Contact Adhesive, Electrical Tape, Light (factory dome light sucks), and Patience
Project Time
1 hour or less
Project Cost
Free if you have a welder and know how to use it
I have attached a series of photos with step by step instructions to help you remove, repair, and re-install your seat back. This is a fairly quick and easy fix, that makes a huge difference in the comfort of your drivers seat. I completed my project from start to finish, including all pictures and welding withing 45 minutes or less.
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I agree, these seats don't provide much support. I did notice I have much more lumbar support now (obviously since it was broken). I wish they had larger bolsters as well. My goal is to eventually swap the seats out for something more comfortable and have the rear bench upholstered to match.
Thank you again for the replies, I'm slow at following up
Nick
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