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Set ....remember there are things plugged into them

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very easy to remove the seats, if you have a torx set....remember there are things plugged into them before you yank them out though!

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very easy to remove the seats, if you have a torx set....remember there are things plugged into them before you yank them out though!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have dropped some money under the seat, it has got lodged within the floor and rattles - any advice? Is it easy to removet the seats and get to the under floor area

POST 2Original post

Top question, I've got exactly the same problem under my passenger seat...drives me nuts.

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very easy to remove the seats, if you have a torx set....remember there are things plugged into them before you yank them out though! It might be easier to try and get it out without removing the seat if possible. I should have mentioned seats with electronics etc will be very heavy and getting them out can be a real difficulty as the weight and maneuvering them out can be tricky without gouging anything ..... It was difficult enough with the carbon race buckets in mine!

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To get into difficult to acces areas try a piece of stiff wire, doubled over at one end with something very sticky - double sided foam tape works a treat. Worth 5 minutes of general poking around (no comments please) before taking the seats out.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

re Lost under seat Thanks for the tips - tried the wire method and pulling the carpet up from infront of the rear seats and have managed to get the offending article.

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