back seat help, searching didn't find it answer...
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back seat help, searching didn't find it answer...
what i was to do is take out the back seak but the back part that folds down, there seam to be maybe a hex screw in it but there is no room to even try a socket.
anyone done this and found an easy way to get it out, plz give me detail.
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anyone done this and found an easy way to get it out, plz give me detail.
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there is a hinge on the corner of the seat that has a threaded stud going down with a nut on it(can't remember what size) I used a small ¼ in. rachet to get mine off(with the socket facing up)It is a tight fit but once you find the nut and get it started lift up on the seat to gain a little more room as you go.
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It's pretty easy to get at that once the bottom part of the seat is out. The bottom sections are held in place by one 13mm bolt at the front of the seat.
total 2 bolts and 2 nuts, all 13mm
remove the bolt from beneath the center of each bottom seat portion and remove the bottom seat cushions. Remove the nuts from each corner hinge and lift out the back portion.
Install reverse of removal
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[This message has been edited by GndPrx (edited November 08, 2001).]
remove the bolt from beneath the center of each bottom seat portion and remove the bottom seat cushions. Remove the nuts from each corner hinge and lift out the back portion.
Install reverse of removal

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[This message has been edited by GndPrx (edited November 08, 2001).]
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well that makes sense, remove the bottoms first, duh
but it is tight in there
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but it is tight in there
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