blue89bird
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There seems to be literally no info on this so I decided to take a whack at it.
I’m nowhere near done so bear with me and I’ll post more info and pictures as I finish.
step 1: unbolted seat. You can use the wrench that came with the jeep it’s the larger bit I think t50
step 2:on the bottom of seat, unclip the 2 stretch connections from the hooks.
step 3: unscrew 2 screws from bottom of backrest.
step 3: remove seat back - pull on bottom to unclip and then slide down, wiggle you’ll figure it out it’s pretty tight
step 4: the hinge covers on the side need to be removed. Driver side is easy 2 screws. Passenger side is a pain. You need to remove the same 2 screws then pry up on the side cover and remove that
Once that’s done you can start to remove the cover. There’s a bunch of plastic clips around the entire perimeter where the seat back was, the bottom, etc. just keep removing them until it’s held on by the hog rings. You can then cut them off. Once they’re all removed you can remove the airbag. It’s held in with 2 10mm nuts on the inside of the seat frame. The harness for it is held in with a bunch of Christmas tree clips that you’ll need to remove.
then you get here:
To be continued
I’m nowhere near done so bear with me and I’ll post more info and pictures as I finish.
step 1: unbolted seat. You can use the wrench that came with the jeep it’s the larger bit I think t50
step 2:on the bottom of seat, unclip the 2 stretch connections from the hooks.
step 3: unscrew 2 screws from bottom of backrest.
step 3: remove seat back - pull on bottom to unclip and then slide down, wiggle you’ll figure it out it’s pretty tight
step 4: the hinge covers on the side need to be removed. Driver side is easy 2 screws. Passenger side is a pain. You need to remove the same 2 screws then pry up on the side cover and remove that
Once that’s done you can start to remove the cover. There’s a bunch of plastic clips around the entire perimeter where the seat back was, the bottom, etc. just keep removing them until it’s held on by the hog rings. You can then cut them off. Once they’re all removed you can remove the airbag. It’s held in with 2 10mm nuts on the inside of the seat frame. The harness for it is held in with a bunch of Christmas tree clips that you’ll need to remove.
then you get here:
To be continued
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