StngStr said:Nope....just 2 nuts on the front of the pass seat, and 2 bolts on the back. use a deep socket 15mm on both.
lman657 said:How do you do it on a 96??
ok this is not a hard job at all, mine is a convert but it does not matter their both the same...
start with bottom seat 1st... get a medium to large flat blade screw driver, slide it along bottom of seat where it meets the carpet / from the inside wall slide till you hit something in which is about 12 inches from the interior wall, here you need to place the screw driver and pry up and down and it will be lose on that side, repeat on the other side, push seat belts thru seat cut outs and remove, now for top part of seat, look at bottom of each side lower corners and you will find 10mm bolt on each side, remove those two and lift seat straight up and out.... that easy
reverse to install
ok this is not a hard job at all, mine is a convert but it does not matter their both the same...
start with bottom seat 1st... get a medium to large flat blade screw driver, slide it along bottom of seat where it meets the carpet / from the inside wall slide till you hit something in which is about 12 inches from the interior wall, here you need to place the screw driver and pry up and down and it will be lose on that side, repeat on the other side, push seat belts thru seat cut outs and remove, now for top part of seat, look at bottom of each side lower corners and you will find 10mm bolt on each side, remove those two and lift seat straight up and out.... that easy
reverse to install
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