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10-05-2005, 04:16 PM
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Removing base of seat
Anyone know how to remove the center piece on the seats of the boxster? It's the center piece of the leather on which your butt resides.
I need to have a tear in the leather at one of the seams fixed and don't want to give up the whole seat to do it, nor do I want to have the airbag light on as I will need to drive it while the tear is being fixed.
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New motor, transmission, suspension, and on and on and on it goes...
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10-07-2005, 06:55 AM
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bump! 
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'97 Boxster (Black Hole for 42,000 Dead Presidents and counting) - 122k
New motor, transmission, suspension, and on and on and on it goes...
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10-07-2005, 07:17 AM
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Randall:
Does this help any?
"Contact Autos International for replacement of your seat covers They are a Panorama advertiser for many years.
John Paterek - PCA WebSite - 3/21/2004"
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10-07-2005, 07:33 AM
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If you disconnect the battery for 30-45 minutes before removing the seat the airbag light won't come on. You just have to remember to only reconnect the battery after the seat is put back in.
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10-07-2005, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by bmussatti
Randall:
Does this help any?
"Contact Autos International for replacement of your seat covers They are a Panorama advertiser for many years.
John Paterek - PCA WebSite - 3/21/2004"
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No, this doesn't help a bit. But thanks anyway! I am going to take the seat cushion to a local trim shop and have them repair it, not send it to Autos International for replacement.
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'97 Boxster (Black Hole for 42,000 Dead Presidents and counting) - 122k
New motor, transmission, suspension, and on and on and on it goes...
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10-07-2005, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by deliriousga
If you disconnect the battery for 30-45 minutes before removing the seat the airbag light won't come on. You just have to remember to only reconnect the battery after the seat is put back in.
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John, after I pulled my seat the last time I learned this one the hard way. Here's my problem... I want to drive the car around while the passenger seat is being repaired... this means the seat can't come out with the battery hooked up or I get the airbag light.
I really need someone to post instructions on how to safely remove the center leather part of the seat so I can take it in and leave the passenger seat intact. There are probably snaps or hooks and loops or something keeping it in place. I know it's not just velcro'd to the base!
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'97 Boxster (Black Hole for 42,000 Dead Presidents and counting) - 122k
New motor, transmission, suspension, and on and on and on it goes...
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10-07-2005, 12:52 PM
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Randall:
Are you a PCA member? If so, you can post this question on thier web-site. Also, you sould search their web site for a potential answer to your question. You don't need to be a member to see the Tech Questions and Answers, just to post your own questions.
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