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[fixMyCarSeats]

Hi there,

I need to buy a new part for my car seats, but I don't know what it's called!
Please can someone educate me as to what the metal support is called?
Many thanks
Steve

[BigRig]

@fixMyCarSeats ,

Lots of metal under there, are you talking the wire grill under the seat cushion. I would fix it if a wire is snapped.

[fixMyCarSeats]

HI BIgRig,

I think the green spring is called a serpentine spring, or z spring. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm interested to know what the thing like a wide metal ladder with a white straw in the centre is called.
I have a very dilapidated seat I'm considering renovating, and thought I couldn't make it any worse and will have a go.
I've never dabbled with automotive before, regular dining chairs and so on not a problem but this had me stumped.
Thanks in advance for your help
Steve

[BigRig]

@fixMyCarSeats ,

It is wire matting and if you are not under a time frame as its your own seat you can try to source but myself I would just get wire and cross it for a new support where its detached. It really looks in good shape to me.

[Cody]

If you’re wanting a generic replacement here is a link with the name

https://www.albrightssupply.com/truck-s ... Click=3957

[fixMyCarSeats]

amazing... THANKS !!

I really appreciate your help.
Best regards
Steve

[fixMyCarSeats]

You guys are amazing. I've tracked down that part and have another part I hope you can help me identify.

I'm familiar with zig-zag or serpentine springs, but don't know what this green(ish) colour spring is called.


Please can somebody point me in the right direction?

Thanks

[fixMyCarSeats]

While looking for a totally unrelated item, I stumbled upon something I think is quite close. "Super loop springs", have ordered some and will see how they go.
(Thought I'd leave a note here for others to find in case it is of use)

[BigRig]

@fixMyCarSeats ,

You are really rebuilding a really new looking seat to me. I never realy see anything but old and severly worn undercarriages that need repaired and patched.