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First-Generation FR-S/BRZ/86 Separate Rear Cushions and Bench Backrest Identification
US-market first-generation 2013-2020 Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86 factory rear seating only: separate LH and RH lower cushion pieces plus one bench-type folding backrest. Prove recipient and donor VIN/build, badge, production, trim/upholstery/color, frame/pads/covers, hinge/lock/striker state, release hardware and written contents. Exclude front seats, 2022-up GR86/BRZ, non-US/RHD assumptions, restraint-anchor substitution and crash, fire, flood or contaminated donors.
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Begin with both VINs, builds, badge and trim/color. Verify the donor actually has two separate lower cushion assemblies and one bench-type folding backrest; do not shop for a nonexistent split backrest pair or assume separate rear head restraints. Photograph the backrest frame, pad and cover; both lower pads/covers; every hinge, lock, striker, release wire/knob, bracket, mounting tab and label. Require a written inventory and confirm each latch holds/releases correctly and each hinge/frame is straight. Seat belts, buckles, LATCH/ISOFIX lower anchors, top-tether/body anchor brackets and their hardware are separate safety equipment and must not be substituted, omitted or inferred. Reject crash-loaded, bent, twisted, welded or torn frames/mounts; failed or damaged locks/strikers; cut covers; corrosion; water/flood/fire; mold, odor, pests, biohazard or unknown repairs. Use current Subaru/Toyota procedures and qualified inspection around nearby SRS/curtain-sensor trim; no restraint modification or bypass.
OEM numbers
CHECKED REAR-SEAT COMPONENT IDENTITIES, NOT A CROSS-BADGE LOADED-SEAT INTERCHANGE. BRZ: bench backrest frame 64310CA000separate lower pads 64320CA000 LH and 64320CA010 RHbench backrest pad 64330CA000hinges 64371CA010 LH and 64371CA000 RHearly locks 64383CA000 LH and 64383CA010 RH to later 64383CA001 LH and 64383CA011 RH at the checked June 2015 split. FR-S/Toyota 86: bench frame SU003-01818lower pads SU003-01819 LH and SU003-01820 RHbench pad SU003-01821hinges SU003-01862 RH and SU003-01863 LHlocks SU003-01866 -> SU003-06114 LH and SU003-01867 -> SU003-06115 RH. Covers are badge/trim/color/year brancheshinges, locks, strikers, release wires/knobs, brackets, anchors and hardware remain separate unless itemized.Supersession
No complete FR-S/BRZ/Toyota 86 rear-seat cross-badge supersession is asserted. The checked BRZ catalog replaces LH/RH locks 64383CA000/010 with 64383CA001/011 at the May/June 2015 production split. The Toyota-family catalog replaces SU003-01866/01867 with SU003-06114/06115. Stable frame and pad identities do not supersede or collapse the many badge-, grade-, color- and production-specific cover branches. Current VIN catalog controls.
Fitment
Begin with both VINs, builds, badge and trim/color. Verify the donor actually has two separate lower cushion assemblies and one bench-type folding backrest; do not shop for a nonexistent split backrest pair or assume separate rear head restraints. Photograph the backrest frame, pad and cover; both lower pads/covers; every hinge, lock, striker, release wire/knob, bracket, mounting tab and label. Require a written inventory and confirm each latch holds/releases correctly and each hinge/frame is straight. Seat belts, buckles, LATCH/ISOFIX lower anchors, top-tether/body anchor brackets and their hardware are separate safety equipment and must not be substituted, omitted or inferred. Reject crash-loaded, bent, twisted, welded or torn frames/mounts; failed or damaged locks/strikers; cut covers; corrosion; water/flood/fire; mold, odor, pests, biohazard or unknown repairs. Use current Subaru/Toyota procedures and qualified inspection around nearby SRS/curtain-sensor trim; no restraint modification or bypass.
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Prefer exact genuine frame/pad/latch components or a fully documented used factory rear-seat set selected by VIN/build/badge/trim. Upholstery retrim is cosmetic only after the original frame, latch, hinge, cushion contour and every restraint-anchor interface pass inspection. Rear-seat deletes, panels, cargo shelves, universal cushions and any seat-belt/LATCH/top-tether alteration are outside this identification claim.
Before you buy
This rear seat uses two separate lower cushion pieces and one bench-type folding backrest, not a split backrest pair. Match both VINs/builds, badge, trim/color, frame/pads/covers, both hinges/locks/strikers and written contents. Never infer seat belts, LATCH/ISOFIX or top-tether body anchors from upholstery. Reject crash-loaded, bent, torn, failed-latch, corroded, flooded, burned, moldy or contaminated donors; qualified restraint-area inspection is required.
Research and fitment sources
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