This is a common fault on classic VW’s, the only way to fix is to strip and rebuild. Worn hockey stick on those.

I usually suffer the same OCD but I’m ignoring this height difference

although the centre seat back sits lower, it looks manufactured that way, looks better in real life to give it perspective.

Below s the seat stand off bracket ( I don’t use mine) Below is the military clip on lap belt. You attach metal loops (supplied) then just clip in, simple. I plan on using the existing seat belt anchor points for the metal loops.

I’ll take some more photos for you

Sorry for the late reply, just seen this. Mine rest on the back exactly the same as yours. You can fit seat back stops/brackets (original figment) which holds the seats forward but is pretty upright to be honest. You shouldn’t need to fabricate anything for the centre seat. Undo the outer seat...

Nice one. I just bought a lap belt for my centre seat. Fingers crossed should be easy as they’re clip on from a Wolf

You fitted these yet?

Exactly that. I don't have double frames either. The new centre seat back should come with 2 round pivot points or pins fitted on the edges of the seat pad frame. These pivot points handily fit into the existing frames of the outer seats (existing holes) At least that's what happened with...

Mate absolutely perfect Cheers

hello Is anyone able to post a parts list diagram for a full exhaust system inc gaskets and hangers please. 1992 2.5 N/A Diesel Defender Thanks

The above is how it sits, no frame just st sandwiched between the other two (you can undo the outer frames and jiggle them about to fit this in nice and tight). The above centre seat has round bars which handily pop through existing holes in the original single frames, just use split pins to...

If you mean the square type squab seats then the outer seats should have a different bracket, this is kind of a double bracket to incorporate the centre seat, they’re quite difficult to get hold of. However, I squeezed my centre seat between the two outer standard seats and managed to fit the...

I have military clips and they have very tight springs. If you have genuine Ones then they won't fly open.

Thanks Mate

I have power steering to a 1992 Defender. One of the two pipes below the reservoir appears to be leaking. Can I just use any old rubber pipe to replace the existing rubber pipe?

I did check!

The garage eventually (after a lot of arguing) replaced my intermediate shaft seals. No more leaks at all, the Defender is now leak free. Thanks for all your input, I wasn’t afraid of doing it myself after all your information. Thanks

Thanks mate

Excellent stuff guys. I’ll see what the garage says but should be able to manage it if not.