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Danman765432

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I have a 94 Convertible and I was wondering if someone knew how to remove the rear seat. I was looking at my car today and I couldnt figure it out and I lost my Haynes manual so that didnt help either. I also was wondering how much a rebuilt automatic AOD trans costs? Just a ballpark value.

If you can help me with either of these it would be much appreciated.
 

95Vert

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YOu just pull the sheet out of the bottom seat. I had to use a pry bar between the seat and the body. The top half has a couple of bolts in the two bottom corners. Then it just pops upward.
 
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Pulling the "sheet" out of the bottom will certainly remove it but may bend the frame. There are two small plastic clips between the bottom front of the seat (just above the center of each footwell). The clip is similar to a thin rectangular wire clip. It requires you to use a screwdriver to push in the plastic latch and then pull the seat forward and up. I am not sure whether the latch is on the side of the clip or on the front but if someone else doesn't reply by tomorrow morning I'll go out and take a look.

I had the original AODE rebuilt to factory specs about three years ago and it cost about $1,400.00. I just had a local shop build a race prepped AOD for my new set up and they charged me $1,700.00 which includes installation and all of the new linkage.
 

95Vert

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There's no way you would bend the frame, well, unless he does it from the middle of the seat. Sorry for not saying it, but pull the sheeet out of it from the sides. I tried to get those clips but I couldn't so that was my solution.
 
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Both of you thanks a lot and for all the information, if there is anymore info that is needed ill take it too but thanks to both of you.
 
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