removing seats for full detail
02-18-2007 | 10:32 AM
#21
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Originally Posted by globallyoff,Feb 15 2007, 07:28 PM
11) on passenger side there is no electrical connection to disconnect
Reinstallation is reverse except
1) use thread lock on the seat bolts before reinstalling
Reinstallation is reverse except
1) use thread lock on the seat bolts before reinstalling
12) Alarm install suggests wrapping shop towels around the ends of the rails. To protect interior/exterior.
Installation
1a ;-) Make sure the rails are lined up even before you put the seat back in the car
I remind myself never to take them off again.
02-20-2007 | 03:36 PM
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From: sunny suisun
Originally Posted by DA JeLLie,Feb 16 2007, 09:31 AM
When you KNOW that there are stains that you need to get out, it is critical to take the seats out. For any car it makes it so easy to give your carpet a nice deep cleaning. I would suggest that you do this kind of cleaning ATLEAST 1-2 times/year. The longer stains sit, the harder they are to get out. Take this one for example
Before:
After:
Before:
After:
looking at it now, i prolly sound like an idiot to you guys coz there are chemicals and sprays that woulda done a better job or cleaned the car faster... but i'm just sharing my experience
02-22-2007 | 12:32 PM
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Is it necessary to disconnect the battery prior to taking out the seats?
In my previous car, it had a passenger seat weight thing that would tell if there was someone sitting in the seat...and then would flash the seatbelt light if they weren't buckled in. If I didn't disconnect the battery before taking out the seats, the SRS light would come on. I just want to make sure that isn't the case with the s2000.
In my previous car, it had a passenger seat weight thing that would tell if there was someone sitting in the seat...and then would flash the seatbelt light if they weren't buckled in. If I didn't disconnect the battery before taking out the seats, the SRS light would come on. I just want to make sure that isn't the case with the s2000.
02-22-2007 | 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by bcs,Feb 22 2007, 02:32 PM
Is it necessary to disconnect the battery prior to taking out the seats?
In my previous car, it had a passenger seat weight thing that would tell if there was someone sitting in the seat...and then would flash the seatbelt light if they weren't buckled in. If I didn't disconnect the battery before taking out the seats, the SRS light would come on. I just want to make sure that isn't the case with the s2000.
In my previous car, it had a passenger seat weight thing that would tell if there was someone sitting in the seat...and then would flash the seatbelt light if they weren't buckled in. If I didn't disconnect the battery before taking out the seats, the SRS light would come on. I just want to make sure that isn't the case with the s2000.
04-06-2015 | 10:52 AM
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