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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / December 2004

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Changing Seats in 99 Exp

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jhonny - 18 Dec 2004 17:05 GMT
Hi I have a 1999 Explorer XLS, I have cloth seats and they are not
power. Recently I have been having lower back pain, I have tried lumbar
support and massage pads but no use. I was wondering if I can replace
the driver side seat with lets say a Lincoln Navigator Power seat or
Expedition Power seat. Does anyone has any experience with that.
Thanks,
Johnny

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C. E. White - 20 Dec 2004 12:34 GMT
Personally, I'd look for the optional sports seats out of
1996 Explorer. I had one, and they were the best OEM seats I
have ever owned. The seats in my 1997 Expedition XLT were
horrid. In fact, they were so bad, I replaced the driver's
seat with a Recaro Orthoped seat. You might consider this
option if your back is really bad. The Recaro seat was very
firm, but that is what you need for a bad back. I had mine
done in material that matched the OEM cloth. I now have a
2003 Expedition and the seats are much better than the 1997
Expedition, but not as good as the 1996 Explorer sport
seats.

Regards,

Ed White

> Hi I have a 1999 Explorer XLS, I have cloth seats and they are not
> power. Recently I have been having lower back pain, I have tried lumbar
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> http://www.fightyourticket.net
 
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