F150 Rear Seat Removal 2004-2008 - MY WAY
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im hoping this isnt too difficult? i need to remove my rear seats to do a total cleaning as my dog took a **** in the back seat!!! im about to pay a place downtown to detail the interior, but if it is simple to remove i will. but i cant really see what clips they are talking about or which tabs, or what tools besides a screwdriver lol i dont know, i might just suck it up and get it detailed...i just hope they remove the seats to clean it all out.
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When i did mine i got so frustrated with trying to reach my hand behind the seat that i was ready to give up, this article had not been written or else i would have tried this method also, So what i did when i took my seat out was i loosened the seat belt mechanism as shown in the picture than i grabbed hold of the top of the seat and pulled towards me the 3 plastic clips at the top of the seat all came free and the seat folded forward for me to easily reach my hand behind and undo the clips. This would better be considered the brute method though.
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Does zip tying the clips not make the seat slightly more dangerous in the event of an accident? I am not certain it is safe. However, I DO want to think through a way to perhaps make a quick release cord to pull these clips more easily.
I have no idea how you got your arms behind the backrest. I did, but not without a lot of strain and effort. Once to got my hand on the slip, I found that I had no range of motion left in order to even attempt to free the clip (even when pushing down on the seat..etc.).
I have no idea how you got your arms behind the backrest. I did, but not without a lot of strain and effort. Once to got my hand on the slip, I found that I had no range of motion left in order to even attempt to free the clip (even when pushing down on the seat..etc.).
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thanks for the tips - a scorpion got in behind the seat... and reaching around with our hands didn't seem like the best option!
Now I have a scorpion in a jar, and am in the process of installing sound dampener, two amps, all new speakers, a sub and a very cool full range vibro-tactile transducer (not a shaker, an i-beam - R. Fosgate picked-up the license)...
so I guess thanks for the scorpion-proof seat removal tips, and the resulting new system!
Now I have a scorpion in a jar, and am in the process of installing sound dampener, two amps, all new speakers, a sub and a very cool full range vibro-tactile transducer (not a shaker, an i-beam - R. Fosgate picked-up the license)...
so I guess thanks for the scorpion-proof seat removal tips, and the resulting new system!
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I will use this guide when I attempt to pull my seat out tomorrow.
I'm curious though, what are you all attaching the mdf onto(that allows you to mount an amp against the wall)? Is it a steel frame behind the seat or something?
Also, how much clearance is there between the wall and the back of the seat?
I'm curious though, what are you all attaching the mdf onto(that allows you to mount an amp against the wall)? Is it a steel frame behind the seat or something?
Also, how much clearance is there between the wall and the back of the seat?
Last edited by theabbot; 12-03-2010 at 01:16 AM.