How to remove lower seat cushion?
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#2
The removal is pretty straight forward.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
#3
The removal is pretty straight forward.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
#4
The removal is pretty straight forward.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
1. Move the seat as far forward as necessary to expose the 4 rear hold bolts that secure the metal frame to the floor panel.
2. Move the seat as ffar to the rear to expose the 2 forward hold down bolts.
3. Disconnect the battery and then tilt the seat to the rear and you will see the large connector. Loosen the retainer bolt and unplug the connector.
4. You can then remove the seat from the vehicle. It's easiest thru the passenger door.
5. Turn it upside down and you can see the fasteners that attach the seat to the metal frame/mechanism.
6. Installation is the reverse.
Use caution in plugging back in the power connector. Once you have the fastener tightened down, reach behind and make sure that none of the connectors were not accidentally pushed out when reinserting the plug and are firmly seated.
The seat retainer bolts are torqued to 15NM and the track retainer bolts are torqued to 20NM.
I was able to reach all 4 13mm nuts and detatch all plugs quite easily with the seat still attached.
Whole job took less than 10 minutes.
Also... The passenger side base works in the driver side. Although on ebay it was listed as driver side.. It was in fact, a passenger side.
The electrical mounting tab was on opposite side but it all went together just fine.
In the pic, the one on the right is the passenger side, anyone know what those electrical connections are for?
Last edited by iownme; 09-26-2016 at 04:05 PM.
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I realized there was the weight sensor, can you tell me for sure that this seat is heated?... If it is, would i need anything other than the heated seat switch to be able to use it?
I was always bummed out i didnt have a heated seat.. lol
I was always bummed out i didnt have a heated seat.. lol
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