Blazer Seat cable
- Thread starter dsgana
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Technically, you can flip the setback forward without the cable, it just won't slide forward on the track.
A used cable is probably your best bet. There were several 80's and 90's GM coupes that used a cable that will work for you.
A used cable is probably your best bet. There were several 80's and 90's GM coupes that used a cable that will work for you.
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70s or 80s?
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'85-'91
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.ah okay. I have blazer seats out of my 75. Not gonna work.
