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2000 GT - How Does the Back Seat Come Out For Battery Relocation Wiring Installation?

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SilverStallion

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I am installing the wires for my Taylor battery relocation kit, and I can't figure out how the rear seat comes out...the bottom part that is.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated as we are in the middle of the install.
~Darren
 
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removing the back seat is very easy. Just lift out the bottom part of the seat ( the area where the ass comes into contact, not the back rest). YOu might have to use some strength but it will pop right out.
 

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turbokid said:
removing the back seat is very easy. Just lift out the bottom part of the seat ( the area where the ass comes into contact, not the back rest). YOu might have to use some strength but it will pop right out.
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Ok...do I pull up from the front or the back. I have been pulling from the middle of the front near the tranny tunnel hump...is that a good place to lift from?
~Darren
 
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turbokid said:
removing the back seat is very easy. Just lift out the bottom part of the seat ( the area where the ass comes into contact, not the back rest). YOu might have to use some strength but it will pop right out.
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Well to do it without breaking anything, in the middle of each seat on the bottom section their is a button to puch in with a flat head screw driver which will allow the seat to pop up. Like I said is is located in the middle of the seat (as if you were sitting in the seat, it would be b/w your legs) pull up on the front of the seat and you will see the little button to push in
 

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Does your battery location kit call for running the positive battery cable through the interior of the vehicle? I'm not sure I'd recommend this . . .
 
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