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Old 08-03-2026, 10:20 AM   #1
frogkings
 
Drives: 2009 Toyota Yaris Hatchback 2D
Join Date: Jul 2026
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Wink 2012 sedan seats >> 2009 2D hatch?

Just got a 2009 base 2D hatch as I will have to junk my 2012 base sedan due to egregious frame rot.
Just did 500 miles on the '09 hatch and my back is fucked. Not a problem I had in the '12 sedan.
Can I swap the driver seats between the sedan and hatch?

Considerations:
- not sure compatibility of the two airbag systems both year and type of car (both have the older rounded face)
- '09 hatch has a record of being serviced for airbag recall
- not sure the '12 sedan was
- '12 sedan has airbag light on (think this is from a battery swap)
- '12 sedan seats have a lever that moves them up and down

Saw the thread from 2025 on the same topic, but unless I'm misreading something it seems inconclusive.
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