I'm selling a used GT350 Steering wheel that was regularly cleaned with Sonax Alcantara cleaner. The alcantara still looks very nice.
I prefer a local sale, Chesapeake VA. Sold
My engine is warrantied for life at Priority Ford in Norfolk as long as they do the scheduled maintenance. But they also include free oil changes, every 5k miles, and state inspections for life.
Slide your old seat cover over the seat now that you have the new cover installed and use that as your template. Carefully cut the hole with a xacto knife. Start slightly smaller than you need you can always trim more if needed.
If you want to disconnect it, tape up the openings and test drive it to determine if there is a difference it sound that's not going to hurt anything. Most remove the sound tube to "clean up" the engine bay.
Sorry, didn't see you were using take offs. They're held the same way so using the karate chop method, as Shouldhavegotthegt said, may work if the velcro loops on the seat covers are lined up with the hooks on the seat foam. If not you'll need to disassemble to get everything lined up.
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I think it may be due to the "velcro" attachment Ford uses on these. I just removed my front seats this past weekend to redo the seat backs because of this same issue. It's almost like the "velcro" isn't strong enough to secure the thicker Katzkin material. Hopefully it will hold this time.
Thanks for posting, I have the same cap from AM. I'll replace it with a stock cap ASAP, especially since recently noticed that the paint is flaking off it now I need to worry about the cap disappearing.
These are the only ones I know of, I have no experience with them yet.
http://www.wmgarage.com/#!product-page/u19nq/48098f5e-3ee9-6bf1-08f4-22e5cdfde85e
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55446&highlight=white+madness