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Dgrange 11-02-2012 02:18 PM

Damp carpets / remove seats - is it really that easy???
 
Hi,

I am planning on removing my seats tomorrow to unblock the drainage holes and stop the wet carpet. Is seat removal really as easy as 4 bolts on each seat to un screw, un clip the seat belt wire and that's that?? Anything I need to know??

My car is a 1997.

Thanks.

The Radium King 11-02-2012 02:29 PM

you need torx sockets. you can try using a nomal socket, but i blew two apart in the process.

ilikeching 11-02-2012 03:24 PM

Remeber to disconnect the batteries first before removal/disconnecting wires, AND connect wires back before connecting batteries..

Iflylow 11-02-2012 09:19 PM

The connector can be tricky
 
If you're trying to disconnect the connector without looking at it, it may be a little tricky. IIRC, there is a sliding collar which locks the connector in place

Mark_T 11-03-2012 07:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilikeching (Post 311520)
Remeber to disconnect the batteries first before removal/disconnecting wires, AND connect wires back before connecting batteries..

+1 - if you don't do this you will be stuck with the airbag light on. Also know that you will have to re-enter your radio code after disconnecting the battery.

I got those bolts out with a 12-point socket. I think it was 10mm. Didn't have torx sockets at the time.

pk2 11-03-2012 02:18 PM

Ya, theres a total 4 bolts for each seat. One in each corner. You need to scoot each seat all the way back & then all the way forward respectively to get the front and back bolts out. Unplug wires where you see them.

Absolutely do not let the water fester down there.

Regards, PK


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