how to remove rear seats???
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how to remove rear seats???
hi, i have a 2000 sport special edition impreza and was wondering how to remove rear seats?
how long should this take/ is it easy?
what tools are needed?
how long should this take/ is it easy?
what tools are needed?
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There are two bolts holding the seat BASE, they are just beneath the front edge, they face forwards
Once that bit is lifted out, there are three more almost hidden along the bottom edge of the backrest. Remove them, and then give the backrest a sharp pull, knock, punt UPWARDS as it's hooked on at the top and the hooks can stick.
To refit, hook it on FIRST, then rebolt.
Once that bit is lifted out, there are three more almost hidden along the bottom edge of the backrest. Remove them, and then give the backrest a sharp pull, knock, punt UPWARDS as it's hooked on at the top and the hooks can stick.
To refit, hook it on FIRST, then rebolt.
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thanks for that, you've made that really clear!!!!
any other things that i can take out with ease that is quick and will save a bit of weight???
any other things that i can take out with ease that is quick and will save a bit of weight???
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Four bolts through the runners, two front, two rear. DO be careful refitting these, since they are VERY soft bolts for some reason. Fit each one finger tight before tightening ANY, wiggle the seat about to get the bolt to thread in all the way with fingers alone. If it binds up, DO NOT force it or you'll be sourcing a new bolt.
Oh and spare wheel wweighs a good few lbs.
Oh and spare wheel wweighs a good few lbs.
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thanks very much.
what size spanner will i need for these bolts in the front + rear seats?
has anyone done this?? what will happen in reguards to carpets? i dont want to cut it so will i have to roll it back or something?
what size spanner will i need for these bolts in the front + rear seats?
has anyone done this?? what will happen in reguards to carpets? i dont want to cut it so will i have to roll it back or something?
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Can't remember spanner size, but somewhere around 13-15mm rings a bell.
The bolts go THROUGH the carpets, IIRC, or the carpet is ready cut at that point to allow access, so no problem.
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