need a front seat

[ol blue]

the wires under the front seat has come undone and the seat sinks in on one side, how much do they run and would a Dodge recycle center (junk yard) be the way to go instead ?

[bikemancs]

Replacing the seat foam is not very hard at all.  It's easy to do, pull the seat cover off, rip out the old foam(easiest method) and then shove the new foam into place. 

Wiring... Depends what went fubar

[Jims1dodge]

Unbolt the seat from the truck, don't forget to unhook the plugs for the power motor and heater

Flip the seat over

Using a decent pair of pliers you can unhook the remaining springs and replace the foam.

I went to an upholstry shop and picked up a 1 1/2"  dense foam, cut it to size myself.

While you have the bottom undone check your wiring its easy to see and get to.

When reassembling, put a piece of burlap, rag, material of some sort between the foam and the wire and springs.

It took me about an hour to do the foam in both front seats.  I also touched up the frames while I had access.
 

[bikemancs]

Jim... there's no reason to unbolt anything to replace the foam...

[Jims1dodge]

I know you can pull the cover off, with the insides being a pain, but getting to the wires is easier when you can stand with the seat in front of you.  Its also easier to rehook any of the springs.  He's talking about the wire grid that holds the foam in place.  Its a pain in my back for me to stay bent or twisted for any amount of time, easier to stand at a bench.

[bikemancs]

Ah, I was thinking electrical wires

[Jims1dodge]

I was to until I reread the op.