Seat swap

Asked by Christina Jul 20, 2016 at 12:44 AM about the 2000 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 LS RWD

Question type: Car Customization

Can I swap seats from a 2008-15 Chevy suburban without having to drill any
new mounting holes ?

6 Answers

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Maybe- look underneath and see if there're any phantom holes from the factory- just remember that you WILL have to mount seat belts- and they will have to be mounted correctly to save a life in case of an accident-

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I have a 2007 suburban had bucket seats in middle row and have 6 children so I purchased bench seats off of eBay from a 2014 Tahoe and was told that they would fit the base and seat belts were not the same but I am a welder so I cut the bases off of the two different seats and made them fit then modified the latching mechanism under the seats so they would work and swapped out the seats belt receivers to fit my older seat belts

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how do I find out which year is compatible/bench seats/ for a 2005 chevy suburban?

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