Please review the
information below. If you have any questions or need further technical
assistance, you are welcome to contact one of our Mustang seat experts
by clicking here or call 800-243-1392 or 860-582-9633 Monday - Friday, 9:00 to 5:30, Eastern
time.
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A. Baseplate Features
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Built on 16 gauge
formed steel baseplates. Solos have a single nose clip and two chrome
mounting tabs that align with the fender inserts. Passenger seats
have two slots in the baseplate and a chrome tab for mounting.
For general information about
Mustang seat construction Click
Here.
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B. Removal
of Stock Seat
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1. Remove rear fender screw.
2. Slide seat back and up.
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C. Mounting
of Mustang Solo
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Hardware
included:
Two black tie wraps
1997-98 - two black flat nylon washers
1999-up - two black
nylon shoulder washers
1. Engage
nose of seat, pushing seat as far forward as possible so that the
mounting holes/studs in the fender are in the middle to back edge
of the slotted tabs.
2. A firm downward chop to the nose of the seat will push the seat
closer to the dash.
3. Seat is spring loaded for a tight fit so the mounting tabs will
be approximately 1"-1.5" above the fender.
4. The supplied nylon washers go between the mounting tabs and
the fender.
5. Start one mounting bolt/nut to finger tight and then do second,
secure both.
6. 1997-98 models require that the black retention clip must be
left in place to hold the nut insert in fender. 1997-98 models
require seat mounting bolts (Mustang part #78028) or stock Harley-Davidson®.
7.
1999-up models: the studs in the fender have some movement to help
with lining up the tabs.
1999-up models: require Road King seat mounting nuts (Mustang
part #78032 or stock H-D). (FIG. 1)
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FIG. 1
D. Mounting
of Mustang Passenger Seat
Hardware
included: one nylon washer
1. Front
of baseplate is slotted and engages into the bolts/nuts in the
fender at the rear of the solo seat.
2. The supplied nylon washer goes between the rear mounting tab and the fender,
secure with rear fender screw.
3. The black retention clip that holds the nut insert in the fender must remain
in place.
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Enjoy the
comfort of your new Mustang seat.
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