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Turps spillage on back car seat
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Now the seats are out does a sniff test confirm they are the issue?
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Hi,I would think there will still be a lingering turps smell, but with the offending seat out has a better chance of clearing with ventilation, and a wee smelly Christmas tree hanging from the mirror.0
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That's the point. It isn't a case of 'only' when it comes to car seats.lesalanos said:
It's only the bottom cushion part that they will be replacing, nothing structural
In most modern cars the 'bottom cushion' isn't just a nice squishy cushion, it plays an active role in the safety of the people sitting on it.
Google 'anti-submarine seat' for why they are a safety-critical component.
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