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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:36 pm 
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ok guys i am planning (again) to have another go at running my wires PROPERLY. Just wondering how to f**k remove the back seat of the EF? i read in the workshop manual and according to that u need about 5 knees and about 500 pairs of hands :? anyone know of an easier way to remove the back seats in an EF?

Also while i have the front seats out, will the carpet just lift out?

 

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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:43 pm 
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Are you talking aboutt he reat seat base cushion or the bolsters or the seat backs?
The east cushion basically just slides out afaik with a bit or persuasion, just make sure u have the seat buckes unclipped from the base or it wont really go anywhere lol.
There carpet should lift out with the front seats/console out - also you will need to remove the door plastic sills to reveal the crapets edge.
Ive had my carpet out at the front, and its easy enough..
Hope that helps somewhat.

 

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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:43 pm 
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just pull on the bastard! :P lol its got a few 'hooks' underneath, so you need to give it a good pull, and it should come out... i had the same issue - dont be scared, just yank the bastard out! :wink:

 

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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:48 pm 
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uglybob wrote:
just pull on the bastard! :P lol its got a few 'hooks' underneath, so you need to give it a good pull, and it should come out... i had the same issue - dont be scared, just yank the bastard out! :wink:

Exactly, but as i said make sure the seat buckles arent still in there little slips attached to the back of the seat base itself!

Be suprised with what you find under your seat, ive many good and bad stories about what is found.. lol

Nothing behind either of mine :(

 

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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 12:31 am 
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xxx\ <--push this bit towards the back of the car and pull up. if u can understand my drawing lol :lol:
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 12:42 am 
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probably could if the ascii text would work, but it doesnt.

so lets try again :P

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Edit: Ah! he edited it

 

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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 4:44 pm 
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Be suprised with what you find under your seat, ive many good and bad stories about what is found.. lol


yeah that is true. when we got our EA we found $20 in $2 coins behind it. i was 6 at the time so it was like finding $1million.
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 6:21 pm 
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Andrew J wrote:
probably could if the ascii text would work, but it doesnt.

so lets try again :P

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Edit: Ah! he edited it


spot on shagger. :P
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 8:27 pm 
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ok so the side cushions, just pull straight out or do i need to push back then up then out or up then out or what?

I am guessing that the backs are bolted in from the sides somewhere?

The base i need to push back then up correct?

 

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ok so the side cushions, just pull straight out or do i need to push back then up then out or up then out or what?

I am guessing that the backs are bolted in from the sides somewhere?

The base i need to push back then up correct?


there is a 10mm bolt for the side bolsters at the bottom, the push them up, and they will release off their hooks - opp to put back in - hook them in, and push down.

as for the back seats, once you have removed the bottom, you will see 6-8 x 10mm bolts at the bottom - easy as to remove. even if you fold them right down, and remove the carpet which overlays from the boot lining, you should find the bolts necessary to remove

 

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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 9:04 pm 
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comhelp wrote:
ok so the side cushions, just pull straight out or do i need to push back then up then out or up then out or what?

I am guessing that the backs are bolted in from the sides somewhere?

The base i need to push back then up correct?


there is a 10mm bolt for the side bolsters at the bottom, the push them up, and they will release off their hooks - opp to put back in - hook them in, and push down.

as for the back seats, once you have removed the bottom, you will see 6-8 x 10mm bolts at the bottom - easy as to remove. even if you fold them right down, and remove the carpet which overlays from the boot lining, you should find the bolts necessary to remove


The sidecushions on the rear also need the bolt that the back clips to taken out dont they?

 

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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 9:11 pm 
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Andrew J wrote:
uglybob wrote:
comhelp wrote:
ok so the side cushions, just pull straight out or do i need to push back then up then out or up then out or what?

I am guessing that the backs are bolted in from the sides somewhere?

The base i need to push back then up correct?


there is a 10mm bolt for the side bolsters at the bottom, the push them up, and they will release off their hooks - opp to put back in - hook them in, and push down.

as for the back seats, once you have removed the bottom, you will see 6-8 x 10mm bolts at the bottom - easy as to remove. even if you fold them right down, and remove the carpet which overlays from the boot lining, you should find the bolts necessary to remove


The sidecushions on the rear also need the bolt that the back clips to taken out dont they?


sorry yeah - there is a grey (assuming you have a grey interior! :P ) plug arround the pin - use a screwdriver to pop this plug off, and the bolster will slide over the pin without a worry.

 

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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 4:43 pm 
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okey dokey got the rear seat out without too much trouble, btw, the seat back are only held in by the top bolts that are underneath the carpet lining, i think from memoery there was 7 or 8 and then they just lift off.


NOW next prob i have "discovered" is that i went to remove the front seats and what this :?: f**k anti-tamper screws :evil: :evil:

now i dont know how much for a "bit" to remove these as i went to repco and they said either from ford (expensive) or tool shop (also $$$) so is there anyone near me that i could borow one off :?:

 

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Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 4:47 pm 
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you need a T-50 torx head screw bit - lovely little bastards :wink: helps having a mate whos a mechanic! :P lol but you can get them from repco/coventrys etc - went around to Happy's yesterday to use his to swap my steering wheel over - he paid $27 or so for his - not cheap for a once-off!

 

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