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How do you remove the rear Bose bass console behind the rear seat

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YOUR RESEARCHHow do you remove the rear Bose bass console behind the rear seat

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Replace rear shocks/springs, and i need

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I'm trying to replace the rear shocks/springs, and I need to access the top bolts to release the top shock mount.

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I'm trying to replace the rear shocks/springs, and I need to access the top bolts to release the top shock mount.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

HELP!! Anyone removed the Bose Bass Console behind the rear seat(which is a part of the Bose High Performance Audio Sys). I'm trying to replace the rear shocks/springs, and I need to access the top bolts to release the top shock mount. Thanks in advance

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Yea this is pretty easy. OK around your ports there is a plastic trim peice, the one that says Bose, those just pull out, once those are out, there will be a Tourqs i am think T25 or T30 remove those bolts and its slide out, just pull it towards you , remove the plug and your done Reply here if you are not sure and ill call you and do it over the phone with ya Paul

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Kilrgt, You're a saviour man! I wouldn't have know thats it's locked by screws. I thought it was just velcro and I was yanking the heck out of it I thgought the germans came up with super dooper velcro

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LOL No yanking on a german car.........Good luck and offer stands if you need any help ,Im there, well not there but there on the phone, if i were to be there i would see ya around lunch sometime!!

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks so much Man! You just saved me a bose bass console Rennlist rocks!!.. 'cause of members like you !! Now, back to work for me.

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