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Interior Swap questions

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    Interior Swap questions

    I did an interior swap on my car this weekend. I essentially just swapped in a nicer tan EX interior that the one that was in my car and cleaned under the rear seat. The passenger’s seat and back seat went in fine but my driver’s seat is crooked. I feel that it leans in towards the center of the car and it doesn’t point entirely straight. The old seat was totally straight and never had any issues whatsoever. All of the bolts went in, but it was difficult to get the outer brackets to line up with the holes on the floor. The seat came out of a ’91 EX sedan, in to my ’91 SE sedan. Any ideas on why this would be? As a side note, the seat does not slide smoothly fore and aft.
    MRT's:
    2001 Acura CL
    1991 Honda Accord SE

    Originally posted by Bad_dude
    If you turn it all the way counter clockwise, you activate the after burner full throttle. Lol. Then when you press it, boom, fast as the T-Mobile data plan chic.
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    Honestly i wouldn' be able to help unless i saw a picture of what you're talking.

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      Good point. I’ll get some pictures tomorrow to show what I’m talking about. :off topic: Other than that the swap was really easy. I had fun unbolting the outboard side cushions on the back seat. One of the bolt sockets was stripped, so I used a pair of tin-snips to cut it out. Stupid rebuilder probably stripped them out when they put the interior in.
      MRT's:
      2001 Acura CL
      1991 Honda Accord SE

      Originally posted by Bad_dude
      If you turn it all the way counter clockwise, you activate the after burner full throttle. Lol. Then when you press it, boom, fast as the T-Mobile data plan chic.

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