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Armrest Repair Plate - F-Series & Bronco
Now that your OBS Ford seats are over 20 years old, it’s not uncommon to find your factory armrest dropped down because the internal bracket has snapped. Ford used a cast steel that wasn’t created to take over 20 years of abuse. Solo Motorsports has created a replacement bracket out of good ol’ fashioned 5/16” thick American steel plate. Their bracket is CNC laser cut and tapped for repetitive precision. They've added a third bolt that you won’t find in other brackets. This third bolt picks up the slot that Ford used to index the internal parts together. This will work on your 1980-1997 F-Series and Bronco.
You’re not going to find a better build, stronger bracket out there to get that factory armrest working again!
Specs
- 5/16″ steel plate
Includes
- 1 Armrest Repair Plate
- 3 Bolts (2x 10.9; 1x Grade 5)
Customer Reviews
Write a Review 5/5 Stars based on 10 Reviews
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David Ashworth | January 24th, 2022
Excellent product: T47 to remove armrest, hole saw in reverse to cut foam. 7mm/10mm to remove old hardware. Replaced with new hardware 8mm/10mm replace foam plugs that were removed, reattach armrest with T47 and zip back up. I used silicone spray lubricant on zippers prior to starting/unzipping. Pretty easy repair with outstanding repair piece.
Justin Haffey | July 12th, 2021
These work great my passenger side was completely broke off driver side was half way broke off passenger side is a lot easier driver side had some kinda spring setup that was also ruined in mine so I set it up just like the passenger side. I’m happy to have both functional arm rests again
Valentin Chavez | May 27th, 2021
Fits perfectly! just what I needed to fix my factory arm rest! Thank you CP Addict
Tim Knarian | March 22nd, 2021
My truck seats need this. The passenger seat works great now with this repair. Putting it together was a chore. When I installed the armrest it worked great.
Mike M | February 24th, 2021
Apparently (at least on my '96 Bronco) passenger side uses this plate, but driver side does not.
