Don't laugh, I was vacuuming the truck and found an extra screw under the rear seat... I don't see an empty hole anywhere. Any ideas what it belongs to? View attachment 7408

Don't you know by now everybody has a screw loose...

 

Don't laugh, I was vacuuming the truck and found an extra screw under the rear seat... I don't see an empty hole anywhere. Any ideas what it belongs to? View attachment 7408

I have some fasteners that look like that. They retain the rear fold up floor board to brackets and hinges on my Outdoorsman.

 

Thats the funniest thing, when I opened mine up I have the exact screw sitting there.

 

I found 2 under the seat months ago.

 

Don't laugh, I was vacuuming the truck and found an extra screw under the rear seat... I don't see an empty hole anywhere. Any ideas what it belongs to? View attachment 7408

This would be considered a critical bolt, maybe a seat, safety sensors, seatbelt, floor tray, ect.....
This bolt has a sealing compound on it used to lock bolt from backing out of part.
We use " this compound" on all critical safety related parts which locks fasteners in and stops them from loosening off!
Most likely an extra bolt from ones pocket/pouch during install at factory.
What is length and size of bolt, i may be able to direct you to the part it secures!

 

Doesn't look like it's ever been screwed in. Also looks to be a common 10mm type bolt. Seriously doubt that it was to hold something critical.

 

I have one also in my truck. I checked all the seats and they're not missing anything so I figured I was good.

 

I have found screws under the seats of most cars I have bought new. I was told by a guy that worked on a car assembly line that if they drop a screw and can't immediately see it they will not hunt for it to save time. Odd though that several others here have found the same screw in the same place..