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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / May 2005

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Ranger Seat Removal

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RWS - 05 May 2005 19:52 GMT
I need to remove the bucket seats from a 2002 Ranger.  The bolt is a
star head.  I have a #55 socket but it is too small and a #60 is too
large.  Three auto parts stores and the local hardware store says
there is nothing in between.  Anyone with some helpful ideas?

Don't ask why I need to remove them.  Can you say "cat"?

Thanks
Bob S
adixon - 05 May 2005 22:06 GMT
> I need to remove the bucket seats from a 2002 Ranger.  The
> bolt is a
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> Thanks
> Bob S

I am pretty sure that they are the #55 socket but now are we talking
about the regular front seats not the jump seats right? But I’d say
check out your #55 is it worn? If not I’ll try to do some more
research to help you, I’ve got a 94 B3000 (same thing as ranger)
except I have the full bucket and it’s held by a regular bolt. But
check for wear on the #55 and let me know. - Adixon
RWS - 06 May 2005 22:10 GMT
>I am pretty sure that they are the #55 socket but now are we talking
>about the regular front seats not the jump seats right? But I’d say
>check out your #55 is it worn? If not I’ll try to do some more
>research to help you, I’ve got a 94 B3000 (same thing as ranger)
>except I have the full bucket and it’s held by a regular bolt. But
>check for wear on the #55 and let me know. - Adixon

Nope.  Brand new.  Checked with another new one just in case.  Thanks
sf/gf - 06 May 2005 07:16 GMT
My 93 Ranger with bucket seats also had a star head which I could not find a
proper socket/allen wrench/torx head.  I ended up grabbing the bolt head
with a vise grip and taking it out that way.  Not the best way, but it
worked.
Steve

>I need to remove the bucket seats from a 2002 Ranger.  The bolt is a
> star head.  I have a #55 socket but it is too small and a #60 is too
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> Thanks
> Bob S
Eagle Creek - 07 May 2005 19:20 GMT
If not Allen  or  Torx  it may be what is called a Triple Square,
............. yet another tool to buy!

> I need to remove the bucket seats from a 2002 Ranger.  The bolt is a
> star head.  I have a #55 socket but it is too small and a #60 is too
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Thanks
> Bob S
RWS - 08 May 2005 14:56 GMT
Never heard of Triple Square.  Am I right in that it would be a 12
point head?  Mine is six point.

Thanks

>If not Allen  or  Torx  it may be what is called a Triple Square,
>............. yet another tool to buy!
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>> Thanks
>> Bob S
Eagle Creek - 08 May 2005 15:30 GMT
Have you got "google'?    type in     .....   triple square drive   ....
and you will see !

> Never heard of Triple Square.  Am I right in that it would be a 12
> point head?  Mine is six point.
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> >> Thanks
> >> Bob S
adixon - 09 May 2005 23:02 GMT
> Have you got "google'?    type in     .....   triple square
> drive   ....
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>   > >> Bob S
>  > >

also, if the t-55 doesnt fit i think the standard size for ford’s
atleast i know the early rangers and bronco’s is a t-47 that’s how got
mine out, got me a t-47 bit, the adapter and hooked her on to my
impact gun came out in like 10 seconds, try the 47 and let me know
thanks - adixon
 
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