- Most Honda Seats from the 70's use similar type of construction. These guidelines can be used for several different model seats.
- This seat pan has one of the mounting studs broken off. For the repair job, you will need an electric or pneumatic grinder and a welder. If you don't have a welder available, any machine shop will do the simple welding for a nominal charge.
- Use a flat tip screw drive to straighten the tabs holding the seat vinyl on the underside. Be careful, not to be very aggressive with the tabs.
- Separate the vinyl and the foam from the seat pan.
- There is a plastic edging, remove and save it for later use during reupholstering.
- Notice how foam was glued on to the pan in several place.
- Use a power grinder to grind the studs. When flush with the seat base, use a punch to remove the studs. Even though, only one stud was broken, we replacing both studs. Make sure to remove rust from the surrounding area.
- You will need two 6mm bolts that are 7/8" long for use as studs. Use a wire brush or sandpaper to remove all the zinc coating from the bolts, otherwise they will not weld.
- Install the seat bracket with nuts to properly align the bolts on the bottom.
- After welding, cleanup and grind down the heads a little bit with the grinder.
Completed Repair
Honda CT70 Seat Pan Repair
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