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How do I remove this trim part?

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YOUR RESEARCHHow do I remove this trim part?

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Use claw foot driver

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-use a claw foot driver to pry out the plastic tab on forward lower corner inside of seat rail...hard to see and awkward access
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-use a claw foot driver to pry out the plastic tab on forward lower corner inside of seat rail...hard to see and awkward access
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How do I remove this trim part on the side of the seat?

POST 2Original post

I just did this last month and recall: -unbolt and tilt back the seat -use a claw foot driver to pry out the plastic tab on forward lower corner inside of seat rail...hard to see and awkward access

POST 3Original post

I "removed" both mine by moving the seat all the way back until it hit the BK harness mounts on my rollbar. :O I'll take a picture of the underneath and post it below:

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