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Old 02-22-2004, 12:09 AM
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How to Remove Rear Seats

Hey, I'm tinting my windows on my 98 GP SE but the back window is imposible so i thought i would remove the rear seats and... um... that thing behind them... whatever that's called. Anyone know haw to do this? Thanx for the help.
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Old 02-23-2004, 07:31 PM
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okay the bottom seat, has to come off first, theres probably 2 pull (release) tabs under the front of the seat (left/right). Pull and lift. When thats removed there 2 nuts hold the back part in. I think it might be a 12 or 13 mm socket cant remember. Undo those and them lift them out of there spot while lifting the seat verticle (becuse there is hooks on the back of the seat to hold the top part in. Once you get that off, there are 3 little plastic push tabs (if like 97 GTP) they hold the back window over lay piece in place. Pull on the those tabs till they come out(might have to pull hard) and then simply remove that. Those tabs push back in after you take them out (FYI)
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