Rear Seat Removal
04-21-04, 02:30 PM
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Rear Seat Removal
Can anyone tell me how to remove the rear seat from a 98 GS?? I'm installing a sirius antenna on the rear deck and want to run the wire behind the back and underneath the back seat up along the hump under the upholstry through the center console up to the dash. I guess I'll also need to remove at least portions of the center console as well.
Can someone please post instructions?!?!?!
Thanks,
Michael
Can someone please post instructions?!?!?!
Thanks,
Michael
04-21-04, 09:17 PM
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1. reach under the rear seat bottom cushion and pull up on the corner, it will come loose. you can take out the bottom cushion from here.
2. remove bolts from behind flaps behind the headrests. i think theyre 10mm but youre going to need a long socket because the bolt sticks out pretty far.
you should be able to get the rest from there. if not ill post a link to a great DIY page you can use.
2. remove bolts from behind flaps behind the headrests. i think theyre 10mm but youre going to need a long socket because the bolt sticks out pretty far.
you should be able to get the rest from there. if not ill post a link to a great DIY page you can use.
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04-22-04, 11:12 AM
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Sounds almost TOO easy
Originally posted by NoRyceGS4
1. reach under the rear seat bottom cushion and pull up on the corner, it will come loose. you can take out the bottom cushion from here.
2. remove bolts from behind flaps behind the headrests. i think theyre 10mm but youre going to need a long socket because the bolt sticks out pretty far.
you should be able to get the rest from there. if not ill post a link to a great DIY page you can use.
1. reach under the rear seat bottom cushion and pull up on the corner, it will come loose. you can take out the bottom cushion from here.
2. remove bolts from behind flaps behind the headrests. i think theyre 10mm but youre going to need a long socket because the bolt sticks out pretty far.
you should be able to get the rest from there. if not ill post a link to a great DIY page you can use.
Thanks
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