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rear seat removal... 145 140-160

posted by  1ajs on  Tue Jun 26 14:23 CST 2007
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how do i take out the rear seat... got the botem half out just the top half now.. rebuilding my floor and working on my wheel wells and need it outa the way...

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    rear seat removal... 145 140-160

    posted by  planetman on  Tue Jun 26 15:29 CST 2007
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    Hello,

    The upper half of the rear seat pivots on 2 pins.

    The pin on the drivers side is spring loaded, so you need to get a tool in there to push the pin out of the bracket mounted on the body.
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    Eric
    Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
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      rear seat removal... 145 140-160

      posted by  1ajs on  Tue Jun 26 16:10 CST 2007
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      so theres a pin on each side from were do i get at it?
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        rear seat removal... 145 140-160

        posted by  planetman on  Tue Jun 26 17:18 CST 2007
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        Hello,

        Using clean hands and maybe a clean plastic prytool, push the seat cover in towards the seat down by where the seat back pivots on the driver side to uncover the spring loaded pin.

        I have not done one in quite a while, but I remember having to push the pin back into the seat with narrow putty knife.

        It was not easy as you can not see the pin as you are trying to push it in unless you can get someone to hold the fabric back while you are trying to remove the seat.

        Be careful not to puncture the fabric of the seat.
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        Eric
        Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
        Torrance, CA 90501








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          rear seat removal... 145 140-160

          posted by  1ajs on  Tue Jun 26 18:00 CST 2007
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          have a look at in tomarow do i have to come from the back side then?
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            rear seat removal... 145 140-160

            posted by  1ajs on  Wed Jun 27 15:38 CST 2007
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            got my seat out then txs


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