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The How-To Guy
Age: 20
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How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
well since the server crashed, i decided to remake my How to.
(sorry but i dont remember the sizes of sockets needed for this project due to the crash) Here is my carpet when i bought the truck. ![]() Step 1 Remove the two bolts located below. (notice the difference in color of the carpet) ![]() Step 2 Remove the two torx bolts. located under a plastic cover (pic shown with cover removed) ![]() Step 3 Lift up the rubber insert and below it is a bolt to remove the lower console. ![]() ![]() Step 4 Remove the torx bolt to remove the seat belt. ![]() Step 5 Remove the seats. below the driver's seat is a sensor for the seatbelt, disconnect the wire to remove the seat. ![]() Step 6 Remove all plastic panels from around the carpet. also remove the kick pannels ![]() ![]() Step 7 Remove the jump seats (if you have ext. cab.) To remove the jump seat box unscrew 2 screws and pull outwards. the box is held in by clips. ![]() pull down the close hanger tab show below. underneath it is a screw. unscrew it to remove the jump seat box. ![]() Step 8 Remove the seatbelt recoiler (this may lockup on you. the seatbelt coiler contains a weight that locks the seatbelt if a sudden stop occurs. if you hold the coiler at an angle, the weight shifts locking the seatbelt) ![]() Step 9 if needed remove the lower torx bolt holding the lower part of the seatbelt located underneath the carpet ![]() Step 10 Carefully work the carpet and fold it to remove it from your truck. (having a buddy on the other side helps alot) ![]() ![]() Step 11 now is a good time to vacuum the bare floor. If you are replacing your carpet you are done. reverse the steps and install your new carpet. Step 12 If possible hang the carpet when washing. Power wash the carpet for best results. For oil stains use Dawn dish soap. After washing hang the carpet on a fence to dry. MAKE SURE IT IS COMPLETELY DRY BEFORE RE-INSTALLING!!! btw thats a plastic duck ![]() ![]() The Finished Product When dry, reverse the process and install the carpet and enjoy ![]() ![]() Here it is installed. nice and clean ![]() |
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*INDEPENDENT*
Age: 23
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
custom, nice job (seriously)
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The How-To Guy
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
Thanks
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Seeking Insight
Age: 21
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
Thanks for the how-to. May do this someday once mine gets really bad. Never thought about removing it to clean it.
Does that also mean that there is no glue under the carpet? Also, was this for your '00? |
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your mom was great!
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
there is no glue under the carpet BUT there is padding glued to the under side of the carpet.
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i'm back
Age: 39
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
the nuts are 15mm
the torx are t-50??or t-47+???? |
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The How-To Guy
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
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I lead the blind
Age: 19
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
some side notes-
this can be done without removing jump seat and side panel, along with not removing the seat belts, also while the carpet is out, it is a good time to run any amp wires you want |
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Registered User
Age: 18
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
Where can I find pre-molded carpet for my 2-door Blazer? Also, would it be best to get it for only the front, and then get a few yards of it and cut to cover my raised floor/tubs? Has anyone done it before?
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Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
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Registered User
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All great info! Thanks!
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Slow Roller
Age: 19
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
i just installed mine from JC Whitney, fits perfect and looks a whole lot better than before.
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snow camo!!
Age: 20
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
so your saying pretty much just pressure wash the carpet then right??
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Wanna see some magic?
Age: 18
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
If you have a pressure washer it'd be so much easier to do it that way. But if you don't I don't see why scrubbing it with a brush wouldn't work.
It's a really good how to thanks beandip once again for an awesome thread ![]() |
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The How-To Guy
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
pressure washing is recommended, but not necessary. as nasty as my carpet was from the previous owner it helps out alot. especially if you have a 2800 PSI pressure washer, then dirt, caked on mud or whatever comes out easily. if you dont have one you can always go to a car wash and use their pressure washer. you could get a brush and some DAWN soap and scrub scrub scrub but as mentioned its easier with a pressure washer. just make sure you let the carpet/factory sound deadening COMPLETELY DRY before installing. if you have a shop vac, suck up the excess water on the carpet to speed up the drying process. If you have trouble removing the seat bolts you can follow this How-To by paint toad. http://www.gmtruckhq.com/?q=how-to-r...ation-s10.html Dont forget to "Rate Me +|-" if this thread helped you out. -Jonathan Last edited by beandip : 09-17-2008 at 05:02 PM. |
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snow camo!!
Age: 20
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
awqesome....i scrubed mine and power washed it i gotta do it one more time with more soap....worked good man
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Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
seems like alota work. went to home depot & rented a carpet cleaner w/upholstry attachment.did a great job on the carpet & the seats & the headliner.(did pull the seats)
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Minitruckin' 4 life!!!
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Re: How To: Clean/ Replace your carpet
Dunno if it's been stated yet, but I just wanted to point out that this "how to" is kinda vehicle specific. There's no torx bolts holding my seats down, in my '95 S-10, but I guess that's really the only difference other than the fact that mine is also an automatic... just wanted to point that out real quick... nice work though.
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