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240 Rear Seat Removal 200

posted by  squeak on  Sat May 4 18:59 CST 2013
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Just took mine out of a 93 sedan. With the immense help of posted photos and other's turmoil, this is how I did it. The whole thing took about 3 minutes.

1. Slide both front seats up as far as they will go.
2. With the big seat-back adjusting wheels, lean/tilt the front seat backs as far forward as they will go.
3. Pull down the center arm rest so you can get some more room between the rear seat back and the bottom cushion.
4. Stick your hand in there and free up the center bottom of the cushion from that clip and pull the seat up a bit. ( You can feel exactly what's going on, the hook/clip is right there).
5. Now wedge yourself behind the driver's seat and kind of kneel down on the bottom cushion and push back with your knee while you're pulling/wiggling the bottom cushion up and back from the rear.
6. Do the same thing on the other side.

LIke I said, the whole thing took about 3 minutes...and the blood, sweat, and tears of those that came before me.
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So many donuts, so little time.






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