Rear console removal no air.
06-04-2008, 06:19 PM
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Rear console removal no air.
I have my dash apart to replace the center solenoid "on order from Roger" and I got the brilliant idea to move my Lm-1 and Lm-3 to the rear console.
I have the hatch off and the 4 large screws and it won't budge. Any one know what else I need to tear out now that my seats are all the way back and the battery is disconnected. I don't want to break anything and enjoy the torture of working in the back seat.
Thanks Mark
I have the hatch off and the 4 large screws and it won't budge. Any one know what else I need to tear out now that my seats are all the way back and the battery is disconnected. I don't want to break anything and enjoy the torture of working in the back seat.
Thanks Mark
06-04-2008, 06:37 PM
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I have my dash apart to replace the center solenoid "on order from Roger" and I got the brilliant idea to move my Lm-1 and Lm-3 to the rear console.
I have the hatch off and the 4 large screws and it won't budge. Any one know what else I need to tear out now that my seats are all the way back and the battery is disconnected. I don't want to break anything and enjoy the torture of working in the back seat.
Thanks Mark
I have the hatch off and the 4 large screws and it won't budge. Any one know what else I need to tear out now that my seats are all the way back and the battery is disconnected. I don't want to break anything and enjoy the torture of working in the back seat.
Thanks Mark
The inside seat bracket, while they do not attach to it directly, go through it and tighten up against the console. That's probably your problem. Removing the rear seats is not a bad job and you'll almost assuredly find some small change and some broken glass from when the car was broken into. Three out of the four sets I've removed have been that way. Life is full of surprises.
Oh, I'd Kroil the seat bolts and let them sit for about an hour and they will come right out.
Good luck
Rod
06-04-2008, 08:19 PM
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Removing the rear seats is not a bad job and you'll almost assuredly find some small change and some broken glass from when the car was broken into
06-04-2008, 10:33 PM
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The inside seat bracket, while they do not attach to it directly, go through it and tighten up against the console. That's probably your problem. Removing the rear seats is not a bad job and you'll almost assuredly find some small change and some broken glass from when the car was broken into. Three out of the four sets I've removed have been that way. Life is full of surprises.
Oh, I'd Kroil the seat bolts and let them sit for about an hour and they will come right out.
Good luck
Rod
Oh, I'd Kroil the seat bolts and let them sit for about an hour and they will come right out.
Good luck
Rod
Too funny.
