Mustang seats

[stangman16]

I just replaced my stockers with Corbeaus 2 days ago, and removing your seat is easy squeezy. Move the seat all the way back and remove the 2 nuts under the front end of the seat with a socket. then move the seat all the way forward, and you will see two plastic shields covering the end of your seat tracks. remove the plastic retaining pin, and remove the shield. Now you will see a bolt head. Using a socket wrench, undo the two bolts....if they aren't coming out, you will need to attach another wrench on the underside of the car to hold the nut. Once all four nuts/bolts are removed lean the seat backwards and unplug the electrical connector. remove seat.
When you put it back in put the front two in first and leave the nuts loose, now line up the rear two hole, and insert the bolts, reach underneath and thread on the nuts on the undercarriage, wammo presto....takes about 10 minutes.

Nice write-up, couldn't be more simple than that. Got one for the console to change out the carpet?

 

[nwapache]

you need to remove the center console to change out your carpet kit?

 

[Miles]

why dont you get a fast mustang with actual mods like a blower or something.

Are you really crawling under the car to remove the seats? Hang on, let me sit down for a minute before I laugh uncontrollabley.

Tomustang is right bro, whether you like it or not and choose to respond as such. A haynes manual will help you plenty. Worthwhile investment.

Another options is to pay airfare + time + expenses for tomustang and I to fly to your garage and do it for you

Before you smack talk people for not having a blower, you should really learn to at least remove your seats first

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Tom-dude, you are harshing out my buzz... Take it down a notch buddy...

Anyways, a Haynes manual would be helpful.

PB Blaster is the most effective penetrant and wil free frozen bolts but sometimes you have to let it soak in for a couple DAYS...