LEATHER WEAR ON DRIVER'S SEAT BACK (REPLACE FOAM BUN)

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1989-90 C - DEVILLES

Some 1989-90 DeVilles equipped with leather seats may experience a condition of leather wear on the lower portion of the driver's seat back outside bolster. This may be caused by a support wire in the driver seat back cushion being too close to the surface in the foam. To repair this condition, use the following procedure:

1. Remove seat from car and place on clean surface.

2. Remove head restraint.

3. Undo "J" clip across seat back.

4. Remove hog rings across the seat back.

5. Remove two upper seat back recliner bolts.

6. Remove seat back from seat.

7. Peel off cover.

8. Replace foam bun with P/N 17951921 which has the support wire buried deeper in the foam pad.

9. Replace worn leather on seat back outer bolster.

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