Katzkin seat covers installed
JK Freak
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Simpsonville, SC
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I have been quoted and I paid in full $1100 to have the Tuscany Dark Graphite with the Jeep logo installed including aftermarket heated seats.
I called Katzkins direct and asked for the local authorized installer who just happens to be who the local jeep dealer takes there installs to.
They are suppose to arrive at the installer tomorrow and hopefully all this will get installed within the next day or two
I have been quoted and I paid in full $1100 to have the Tuscany Dark Graphite with the Jeep logo installed including aftermarket heated seats.
I called Katzkins direct and asked for the local authorized installer who just happens to be who the local jeep dealer takes there installs to.
They are suppose to arrive at the installer tomorrow and hopefully all this will get installed within the next day or two
JK Super Freak
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Eastern Long Island, NY
Husker & Outlaw, you mind posting some tips to install these ? mine arrived yesterday and I'll put them on this weekend.
I paid $750 for JK 4 Door Deluxe Leather Two Tone Body, Black with Red centers. The dealer (a 4x4 shop) included 100 zip ties to use instead of the rings.
I paid $750 for JK 4 Door Deluxe Leather Two Tone Body, Black with Red centers. The dealer (a 4x4 shop) included 100 zip ties to use instead of the rings.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: artesia, nm
Husker & Outlaw, you mind posting some tips to install these ? mine arrived yesterday and I'll put them on this weekend.
I paid $750 for JK 4 Door Deluxe Leather Two Tone Body, Black with Red centers. The dealer (a 4x4 shop) included 100 zip ties to use instead of the rings.
I paid $750 for JK 4 Door Deluxe Leather Two Tone Body, Black with Red centers. The dealer (a 4x4 shop) included 100 zip ties to use instead of the rings.
There's some good tips on YouTube
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The side air bags on the front seats
Were the biggest challenge
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: artesia, nm
You will need some hog rings and pliers ace hardware has them
And a blow dryer to heat the headrests
Everything is basically remove a cover and install the new one
Take your time and pay great attention how the old one comes off
Especially the wiring if you have heaters and side air bags
Pm me if you get in a bind and need help
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And a blow dryer to heat the headrests
Everything is basically remove a cover and install the new one
Take your time and pay great attention how the old one comes off
Especially the wiring if you have heaters and side air bags
Pm me if you get in a bind and need help
Sent from my iPhone
JK Super Freak
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,866
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From: Eastern Long Island, NY
You will need some hog rings and pliers ace hardware has them
And a blow dryer to heat the headrests
Everything is basically remove a cover and install the new one
Take your time and pay great attention how the old one comes off
Especially the wiring if you have heaters and side air bags
Pm me if you get in a bind and need help Sent from my iPhone
And a blow dryer to heat the headrests
Everything is basically remove a cover and install the new one
Take your time and pay great attention how the old one comes off
Especially the wiring if you have heaters and side air bags
Pm me if you get in a bind and need help Sent from my iPhone
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: artesia, nm
No the hog rings replace the hog rings you will cut during the removal of the original covers, I highly reccomend the hog rings as using zip ties there would be a pain and I'm not sure they would even work.
I just bought the cheap $5 pliers and a box of rings $3
the hard plastic edge snaps on the seat frame, no drilling needed, they replace the original covers exactly,,, do one section at a time,
I consider myself very mechanical savy and it took me most of a weekend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ7CfLEeogc watch all three parts of the series, these will give you a better idea of the job