EXT316-NE - Herstelkit

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- €310,00

€310,00

€310,00 - €310,00

€310,00

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Stoelbekleding kit van vóór 2007 inclusief (twee sets stoelschuim, hoezen, pinnen, biezen en lijm)

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016

Fitment Notes Geschiktheidsgegevens beperkt — afgeleid van webonderzoek (Exmoor Trim), verifieer indien onzeker.
DEFENDER 90/110 — tweedelige bekledingset voorstoel, model stoel van vóór 2007. Aftermarket (Exmoor Trim).

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EXT316-NE

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Frequently asked questions

What is the EXT316-NE seat retrim kit?

The EXT316-NE is a front seat retrim kit for the pre-2007 Land Rover Defender 90 and 110. It refreshes two front outer seats and includes two seat foam sets, covers, pins, beading and glue. Everything needed to recover tired front seats in one kit from Exmoor Trim.

Which Defender does this retrim kit suit?

This kit suits the Land Rover Defender 90 and 110 with the pre-2007 seat style. The seat design changed for the 2007 Puma models, so this kit is for the earlier seats. Check your seat shape against the pre-2007 pattern before ordering.

What's included in the EXT316-NE kit?

The kit includes two seat foam sets, the covers, fixing pins, beading and glue for retrimming both front outer seats. It's a complete recover package rather than covers alone. You'll typically need hog ring pliers and basic hand tools to strip and rebuild the seats.

Is fitting a seat retrim kit a DIY job?

Retrimming seats with this kit is doable at home but takes patience. You strip the old covers and foam, then fit the new foam, covers, beading and pins. Hog ring pliers help secure the covers. Rushing the foam alignment is the usual cause of a poor finish, so work slowly.