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MALSR Sep 22, 2006 09:34 PM

Seat bolts torque specs
 
I need to remove my passenger side seat and was wondering if the bolts need to be torqued to a specific value when reinstalling. I havn't seen anything in the tech manuals that I have. Thanks ahead of time for any info.

91' Accord LX 2 door

sir_nasty Sep 22, 2006 09:51 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
I've never seen a tech specification on those.... I'm sure it exists but in every seat I've ever removed/re-installed I just tighten it down real good and I've never had any problems and I've done that on 3 different honda's... It worked for me!

deserthonda Sep 22, 2006 11:11 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
like SIR said just tighten them up with a big rachet ,, do not waste your time with the torque specs

hondadude Sep 23, 2006 12:30 AM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
Tighten until there is a sharp rise in torque and then 1/6 turn more. That is hondas rule for unspecified torque.

Chiovnidca Sep 23, 2006 09:41 AM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 

ORIGINAL: MALSR

I need to remove my passenger side seat and was wondering if the bolts need to be torqued to a specific value when reinstalling. I havn't seen anything in the tech manuals that I have. Thanks ahead of time for any info.
Year and model?

Chiovnidca Sep 23, 2006 09:43 AM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 

ORIGINAL: hondadude

Tighten until there is a sharp rise in torque and then 1/6 turn more. That is hondas rule for unspecified torque.
You should know better than to post stuff like that. Honda has a torque spec for almost everything.

sir_nasty Sep 23, 2006 03:24 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
*LOL* "...Torque spec for almost everything..." so what do you do for things that don't have a torque spec? I think that sounds like a pretty good rule of thumb if you can't find what you need, I'll agree that most everything does have a number but for seat bolts it's kind of pointless to lookup so it's a good thing to keep in mind for non-mechanical bolts...

You're both right.

MALSR Sep 23, 2006 03:46 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
Forgot to add that its a 91 accord lx coupe if it matters...just thought that those bolts are rather important (ie, in the event of a collision) and was surprised that torque values aren't readily available for them. Thanks all.

sir_nasty Sep 23, 2006 03:57 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 
if you look at the way that they are bolted in (the angle etc) you'll notice that under a collision incident it would pull on the bolt and have to snap the bolt before it would do anything, if they started to "rattle loose" you'd notice it... I believe that's why they aren't as concerned about it as you might think..

Chiovnidca Sep 23, 2006 04:09 PM

RE: Seat bolts torque specs
 

ORIGINAL: MALSR

Forgot to add that its a 91 accord lx coupe if it matters...just thought that those bolts are rather important (ie, in the event of a collision) and was surprised that torque values aren't readily available for them. Thanks all.
25 lb-ft


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