runner removal?
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steviebongo
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runner removal?
WAs thinking aboot removing the entire rear bench incl runners ,so i can get the grandsons pram in aswell as my youngest daughter's wheelcair which dosen't fold hence needing more space.cheers in advance.
- westonwarrior
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Re: runner removal?
simple get short runners from a breaker or converter
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Re: runner removal?
To remove the runners you will have to first unbolt and remove the seat, then lift the carpet a bit untill you can get at the "rail" bolts...take some of the rear bolts out and the end stop bar...then slid out the runners....Simplezzz!!
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Re: runner removal?
Info links in the FAQ in the FAQ section at the top of the forum on removing seats etc - http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =43&t=9562
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steviebongo
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Re: runner removal?
cheers all for the info,are the rail stops removable would like to slide rear bench in & oot of the van too suit different day's away etc etc.
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Re: runner removal?
Yes but it is not a simple quick job.......easy if you leave the runners in.




