rear seat removal
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It should be in the owners manual IIRC. Z
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Removal and Installation
From under the front of the cushion assembly, push the 2 cushion floor latch release levers toward the driver side, while lifting up to disengage the front of the cushion assembly.
Remove the cushion assembly in the following sequence.
Push the cushion back as far as possible.
Lift up and pull forward at the rear outboard ends of the cushion, disengaging the wires from the retainer hooks.
Disconnect the heated seat electrical connector(s) (if equipped).
Remove the cushion.
To install, reverse the removal procedure.
Before installation, make sure the safety belts and buckles are accessible to the occupants.
! No longer available
Removal and Installation
From under the front of the cushion assembly, push the 2 cushion floor latch release levers toward the driver side, while lifting up to disengage the front of the cushion assembly.
Remove the cushion assembly in the following sequence.
Push the cushion back as far as possible.
Lift up and pull forward at the rear outboard ends of the cushion, disengaging the wires from the retainer hooks.
Disconnect the heated seat electrical connector(s) (if equipped).
Remove the cushion.
To install, reverse the removal procedure.
Before installation, make sure the safety belts and buckles are accessible to the occupants.
glock-coma
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Just remember not to pull the seat off right away after unclipping the front.
You have to disconnect the seat heater harness first.
You have to disconnect the seat heater harness first.
Fuel pump module?
What part are you stuck on or do you just need instructions from start to finish? I did it on someone else's car about a year ago or so. It was fairly simple from memory. I believe there were instructions posted somewhere on this forum if you don't have a manual.
What part are you stuck on or do you just need instructions from start to finish? I did it on someone else's car about a year ago or so. It was fairly simple from memory. I believe there were instructions posted somewhere on this forum if you don't have a manual.
SUPER EASY!!
Two spring loaded switches right in the middle of each seat between the carpet and the seat. Move them to the side and lift the cushion up, you will feel it release. You can do each side one at a time.
Each seat has a conncector for the seat heaters, there is enough harness that you can tilt the seat back and up a bit. Disconnect them.
There are two hooks, one at each back corner of the seats towards the door frame. You will need to push the seat back and up to unhook them. The seats have a wire that runs across the back that the hooks curl up around. The hooks are opened at the top, so you need to get that wire to the back of the hook and then lift. Again, you can do one side at a time.
The seat weights next to nothing... so you can just lift it out.
If you are replacing the fuel pump make sure to have a fuel pump locking ring removal tool... or a rubber mallet and a big screw driver.
Two spring loaded switches right in the middle of each seat between the carpet and the seat. Move them to the side and lift the cushion up, you will feel it release. You can do each side one at a time.
Each seat has a conncector for the seat heaters, there is enough harness that you can tilt the seat back and up a bit. Disconnect them.
There are two hooks, one at each back corner of the seats towards the door frame. You will need to push the seat back and up to unhook them. The seats have a wire that runs across the back that the hooks curl up around. The hooks are opened at the top, so you need to get that wire to the back of the hook and then lift. Again, you can do one side at a time.
The seat weights next to nothing... so you can just lift it out.
If you are replacing the fuel pump make sure to have a fuel pump locking ring removal tool... or a rubber mallet and a big screw driver.