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Jiggyfingers 11-03-2011 06:25 AM

Rear Seat Removal
 
Gents,

Tell me how to remove the rear seat of my 07 coupe? What am I doing specifically and what should I look out for. I have convinced myself to replace my own fuel sensor. Just need guidance on the seat removal. What is the trick or technique to get this done without me going hulkamania and ripping this bench out my car?

Thanks............

herrschaft 11-03-2011 10:22 AM

Its only clips that hold the bottom portion down, lift seat up to remove.

thepro78 11-03-2011 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by herrschaft (Post 6196437)
Its only clips that hold the bottom portion down, lift seat up to remove. I believe you have to remove the back portion first though, which is pretty easy.

I've read that the bottom part u just pull up hard from the sides. DO NOT PULL up from the middle (middle console WILL Break). I have been wanting to do this but i still don;t know how to remove the top portion.

Very interested on this post.

Jairen 11-03-2011 02:14 PM

I've taken out my rear seats may times.

There is a thread that shows pictures if you search for it.

Fold the seat down, remove the 4 or so 10 or 12mm bolts, unclip the cable, slide the top seat forward and out. I've pulled on the middle part of the bottom seat many times and works fine for me. you have to give it a really good tug if it's the first time it's being pulled. Whole job only takes about 5-10 minutes.

N80 11-03-2011 03:23 PM

There is a weight loss thread somewhere but since we're talking about the rear seat i'll ask here. Does anyone know how much the entire rear seat assembly weighs?

bigc 11-03-2011 04:32 PM

you only need to remove the bottom cushion to get to fuel stuff. the cushion is held in place by two clips at the front of the cushion. just grab the front, middle of each seat and pull up sharply.

Jiggyfingers 11-03-2011 08:45 PM

Ok. I will check it out this weekend for a practice run. If all goes well then I am replacing my own sensors....

Is it so easy a cave man can do it?

JOKER 11-03-2011 08:59 PM

What you do is you ask nicely Mr. JOKER to give you a copy of a service manual which has a step by step instructions on how to completely disassemble and assemble your car. :D

JOKER 11-03-2011 09:16 PM

k I'll be nice
Here you go


http://www.4shared.com/file/6N1jeDId/2005.html

andrewstclair 11-03-2011 10:37 PM


Originally Posted by bigc (Post 6196931)
you only need to remove the bottom cushion to get to fuel stuff. the cushion is held in place by two clips at the front of the cushion. just grab the front, middle of each seat and pull up sharply.

this guy said it exactly right dont remove or fold down the rear section just pull up till they pop out then slide the seat forward fuel pumps on passenger side under the panel

FamousG 06-21-2015 04:36 PM


Originally Posted by andrewstclair (Post 6197410)
this guy said it exactly right dont remove or fold down the rear section just pull up till they pop out then slide the seat forward fuel pumps on passenger side under the panel

Hi guys this is driving me nuts! I have read countless posts on removing the rear seats and still can't for the life of me get them out. I have an 05 coupe and have tried pulling forward and lifting up and also lifting straight up to no avail. Does any one have a trick or had the same problem and then had an a-ha! moment and then got them out? I want to clean my fuel sending units but the rear seats just won't budge. Please help!

rsingerG35 06-21-2015 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by FamousG (Post 7003938)
Hi guys this is driving me nuts! I have read countless posts on removing the rear seats and still can't for the life of me get them out. I have an 05 coupe and have tried pulling forward and lifting up and also lifting straight up to no avail. Does any one have a trick or had the same problem and then had an a-ha! moment and then got them out? I want to clean my fuel sending units but the rear seats just won't budge. Please help!

Grab in the middle of each side and pull straight up HARD.

FamousG 06-21-2015 08:42 PM


Originally Posted by rsingerG35 (Post 7003943)
Grab in the middle of each side and pull straight up HARD.

I did I did! Haha I feel like another poster when he said he had his big military friend try. I ended up using the small car jack and it popped no problem. In case anyone wants a solution with little effort. :cool:

anh_vo1704 07-03-2015 01:57 AM

in order to pull the rear seat out of the car, you have to remove front seat right? or it has enough room to get it out.

rsingerG35 07-03-2015 02:00 AM


Originally Posted by anh_vo1704 (Post 7006444)
in order to pull the rear seat out of the car, you have to remove front seat right? or it has enough room to get it out.

Comes out fine with both front seats moved up.


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