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YOUR RESEARCHRear Seat (Back-Rest) Removal
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Use rollbar
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I used a rollbar to cover up the seatbelt mount...
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You could use a small amount of velcro to secure them in there, or some glue for a more permanent install.
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you can use vise grips with a towel around the screw (ghetto mechanic,
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i posted this on the tt forum, but those guys are slow to respond or do not know..i want to remove the back-rest portion of the rear seats. i have the bose subwoofer enclosure just behind the back-rest. the seat cushion is just held by velcro strips, but the back-rest is supported on the bottom by hinges. before i mess up anything, can some one tell me how to remove them. do i need to remove some of the carpeting?? thanks to all in advance..
remove the plastic clips on the sides of the seat (that attach to the body) as well as the one between the seats. it may take some elbow grease.
then you'll see the 3, one under each plastic cover, screws that will have to be removed. the both rear seats come off at that point. should take you 5 minutes.
when you refer to the clips attached to the body...i can identify the one in between the seats. but am having difficulty with the other two locations. do you have a pic or sketch that i can use as reference?? thanks forthe help.
they are covers that hides the screw...
(1) in the middle as you mentioned
(2) at each sides of the back rest
unclip the covers, it will expose the tripple square screws.... you can use vise grips with a towel around the screw (ghetto mechanic,
) if you dont have the tools.
Ok, I removed my rear seats today. What if anything did you guys use to cover the area where the seatbelt receptical was located and the circular hole that was left when I removed the "stud" that was used to keep the backrest in the upright posistion? TIA.....
Get some high density foam and some black carpet/fabric to cover the foam with and make your own inserts for the receptical? You could use a small amount of velcro to secure them in there, or some glue for a more permanent install.
