Replacing springs in the drivers seat (1 Viewer)

[Altespace]

Hi Everyone,

The drivers seat of my 2000 LC (130k miles) is sagging on the left side.
I'm planning on replacing the foam. Read a lot of threads on how to do this.
But I couldn't find anything on the springs in the seat, and I was wondering if these could become sloppy on one side and could be in need of replacement.

Any tips or experience would be welcome.

Thanks

 

[awesomeissquid]

The bottom seat cushion mounts to a metal pan. That bolts to the seat frame. There are no springs so replacing the foam should fix the sag.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

Not sure what they're attached to or if they can be replaced, you could look at a exploded diagram on like partsouq to see. But, I don't think they'd sag from time, maybe if someone knelt on them forcefully?

 

[Ridgerunner78]

Looking at the diagrams on partsouq.com, those springs are likely part of the seat bottom frame. You can get springs aftermarket, No Sag Spring #8,#9,#11 - https://a1foamandfabrics.com/products/no-sag-springs-rolls-only?variant=31721204449329&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=CjwKCAiAtt2tBhBDEiwALZuhACf_edXjWqo04iFCd1MEGCBKfd1Q5TDOYlMcAX53Kj3d9uwKtEuP2BoCdN8QAvD_BwE , no idea what size they might be. Years ago I worked at an auto upholstery shop and we had rolls of the springs that we would cut to whatever length we needed.