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Rear seat removal in 'vert

  • Thread starter Thread starter Ozz
  • Start date Start date Apr 12, 2006

Ozz

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I'm told the bottom half pulls up & out, and that the backing is held in by a few bolts and clips at the top.

I haven't been out there to check or try anything yet but wanted to have a heads-up for when I do get the chance. I don't need any more headaches or frustration this month. Plus I like things to go flawlessly and quickly, which they never seem to do anyway.

So does anyone know of some info that may be useful for me? It's a '92 if the year makes a difference.
 

stang8urimport

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Yeah, the bottom pulls up and right out... I had the rear seats out of my 83, but I don't remember what exactly held the back part on... I know a few screws here and there, though.
 

Ozz

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Sounds good. I ask because I know everytime I go to do something that seems easy, there's always hidden screws, codes to crack, secret tunnels to find and navigate, etc. before I can get on with WTF I intend on doing

Given my recent tuning problems w/the car and the bill that came with it, if I ran into a problem taking out a damn seat I would probably have thrown a ****ing fit.
 

1991vert

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one screw on each end of the back part. just feel around, you will have to yank up on the corner(s) to see the screw.
 

srothfuss

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The lower cushion needs to be pushed out of it's bracket and then it just lifts right out. In mine, I have to push the lower cushion rearward and up at the same time to dislodge it.

There are 2 screws total IIRC that hold the back rest in place. The top portion is held in with a tab in slot setup.
 

5.0 con-vert

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I had to push mine back and then up too. And I had to push pretty hard on it to get it to move. Hopefully yours wil be easier.
 

Ozz

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Cool, glad there's nothing stupid involved with this. Thanks guys. Finally going to recover the seat w/new leather.
 

Ozz

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Well, it's out. That was easy.
 
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