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YOUR RESEARCHRear Back Seat Removal
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Torque wrench has is an adjustable wrench for setting tightness.
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I would appreciate it if anyone could give me good instructions for removing the back seats of my car. Diagrams/pictures would also be appreciated, I have the Bose speakers in the rear if that makes any difference. Thanks in advance.
It was posted in the turbo board. btw I just did it and the rear seat backs weigh a bit. I left the bottoms in though as they weight almost nothing and look better wtih them in.
Remove the center nut with a torque wrench, then you can lift the seat from the center hump, then it will let you slide the pin that is on the wall of the car's interior next to the speakers. This job is pretty straight forward and will take you about 1 hour or less to do. I had a hell of a time doing it because of the GT3 seats won't let me get in the back easily.
Hey Ruey, not torque wrench torx-. Torque wrench has is an adjustable wrench for setting tightness. Torque is the funky star looking bit.
Also that is not quire right with the way mine came out. I had to remove the cover in the center, then remove the torx there. Then I removed the covers of the hinges on the other sides and removed the much larger torx then I was able to remove the seats from the center pin, otherwise you would bend or shear it. That's how my 99 was for whatever reason.
OH yeah with my bottoms out it look really bad as they are cavernous and anemic looking. If they were flat I would let them fly but given that, and the fact that the one behind the driver has holes with a plastic part that sits in them on the bottom of the seat itself, no likee
No one notices a thing but the roll bar!
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<strong>OH yeah with my bottoms out it look really bad as they are cavernous and anemic looking. If they were flat I would let them fly but given that, and the fact that the one behind the driver has holes with a plastic part that sits in them on the bottom of the seat itself, no likee
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