It depends on the condition of your leather and (archive)

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It depends on the condition of your leather and (archive)

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Posted by Rainman on October 09, 2001 at 13:09:41:

In Reply to: PING: Rainman re pass. seat posted by Winton 94 740il on October 09, 2001 at 10:52:19:

(posted from: cx800837-a.tucson1.az.home.com (24.177.218.119))

if any stitches are going to pull out when you try to remove it. I think yours uses hogrings just like my sport seat. It would be worth your while to get some hogring pliers and rings at an upholstery supply house if this is the case.
Is it easier to swap the leather or the mechanical parts? Thanks in advance.

Thanks. I have hogring pliers from prior cars Winton 94 740il 13:53 10/09/2001 (1)
- In your case it might be easier to switch the Rainman 14:46 10/09/2001 (0)

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