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Question Rear seat removal

Ok, how does the #!*%@#! rear seat come out???

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First you remove the rear seat belts, then unbolt and remove the upper section of the rear seat. The lower section has a series of brass clips running along the bottom. Take those out. Then you will find that it is glued to the frame. I did mine on a hot day and the glue had mostly deteriorated. You might need to use a heat gun and slowly work it loose in your case.
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Thanks Legion! I had a feeling it was glued or something . i was getting nervous yankin on the seat i thought it was gonna rip. I'll try the heat gun tonite.
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Like I said, I didn't have to use a heat gun. If it was better attached, I would have expected it to rip the seat foam when I pulled. I'd watch very carfully to make sure the heat gun does not melt the foam either.
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My seats on there pretty solid. hopefully i wont damage it.

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