ConnorMann
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Chicago
Xj Seats the final answer FAQ
Saggy seat fix
-Take it apart and tighten the springs.
-Take it to a auto upholstery shop
-Passenger seat is a direct swap,
-I unbolted the passenger seat from it's manual rails and bolted it up to my
drivers side power rails. Everything was a perfect match. The only thing different about it is now the manual recline level (which is part of the seat itself) is on the inboard side of the drivers seat instead of outboard by the door.
- The seat frames tend to crack, especially the sheet metal buckets. You can weld up the cracks and other damage, and add little reinforcing gussets to taste pretty easily with a light-duty wire-feed welder. If you can weld, it's definitely worth doing.
- 94 and down are compatible, '95 and up will swap, possibly interchange with '93 and up ZJ (1993~1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee)
- It's a direct bolt in for late model XJ's when using WJ seats (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee)
Used seat options
- www.car-part.com
-00 cavilier seats fit nicely in my 93 Cheromanche
- Honda/Acura seats
New seat options
- http://www.corbeau.com/
- http://www.redart.com/
- http://www.mastercraftseats.com/
Seat Rails
- diagrams of seat rails
- http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53448&highlight=seat
- The seat rails on 84-94 are interchangeable and 95-01 are interchangeable.
-Brackets for electric seats. Are they swappable? They are the same bolt patterns as the manual tracks.
- The power seats in the newer XJ sit about 1"- 1 1/2" higher than manual seats
- The drivers side powered seat was only available on the 97 Country and 98-01 Limited
- The wiring for the power seats is already installed in your 99 Sport if you have power windows & locks. The open pigtail connector is under the passenger front door threshold panel.
Thanks to all the posters of this info, now in one location
Good Luck,
ConnorMann
Saggy seat fix
-Take it apart and tighten the springs.
-Take it to a auto upholstery shop
-Passenger seat is a direct swap,
-I unbolted the passenger seat from it's manual rails and bolted it up to my
drivers side power rails. Everything was a perfect match. The only thing different about it is now the manual recline level (which is part of the seat itself) is on the inboard side of the drivers seat instead of outboard by the door.
- The seat frames tend to crack, especially the sheet metal buckets. You can weld up the cracks and other damage, and add little reinforcing gussets to taste pretty easily with a light-duty wire-feed welder. If you can weld, it's definitely worth doing.
- 94 and down are compatible, '95 and up will swap, possibly interchange with '93 and up ZJ (1993~1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee)
- It's a direct bolt in for late model XJ's when using WJ seats (1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee)
Used seat options
- www.car-part.com
-00 cavilier seats fit nicely in my 93 Cheromanche
- Honda/Acura seats
New seat options
- http://www.corbeau.com/
- http://www.redart.com/
- http://www.mastercraftseats.com/
Seat Rails
- diagrams of seat rails
- http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53448&highlight=seat
- The seat rails on 84-94 are interchangeable and 95-01 are interchangeable.
-Brackets for electric seats. Are they swappable? They are the same bolt patterns as the manual tracks.
- The power seats in the newer XJ sit about 1"- 1 1/2" higher than manual seats
- The drivers side powered seat was only available on the 97 Country and 98-01 Limited
- The wiring for the power seats is already installed in your 99 Sport if you have power windows & locks. The open pigtail connector is under the passenger front door threshold panel.
Thanks to all the posters of this info, now in one location
Good Luck,
ConnorMann