funkyboogalooo

I need to remove my rear seats to clean, restore and leather treat them. Is this a pretty easy task? Any suggestions o a quick easy way to do it?
Thanks
Mike

Mike Frye

Hey Mike,

Mine weren't that tough. Do you have the rear A/C? I think that will complicate things a lot. Otherwise, I just removed the center console, then the seat belt bolts, and the seats. I forget if the seat belts had to come out first or not, but it wasn't that complicated. Nothing holding the seats down though, they should just pull out.

davek9

There are some good write up's included in the rear quarter panel removal.

davek9

IIRC you unbolt the outer bracket piviot on the top seat and the bottom had some glue holding it in...?

Richter12x2

Without AC:

Fold the seats forward to the flat position.
Remove the screws that hold the carpet from the back of the seats to the read deck.
Pull carpet forward to reveal hinge on the outer side of the seat with two allen bolts.
Pull lever and extend seat further forward (should be possible now with carpet freed)
Remove allen bolts from behind seat. I didn't have a hex socket, so I used a T-45 Torx and made short work of it.
Once those bolts are out, pull outer side of seat toward you and rotate inner out of the pocket on the center console, seats should come right out.