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Old 03-26-2012, 03:09 PM
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i want to remove my seats to clean under them and all my carpet real good one weekend. does anybody know what size (I believe it's a torq's star bit) I need to remove my bolts holding my seat in? thanks
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On the 3-door model, the Torx was only for the seat belt, and not the seat itself. These are the fold-down bench models, and 6 bolts were all it took.
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Mine was a T-55.
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Originally Posted by Warspite
On the 3-door model, the Torx was only for the seat belt, and not the seat itself. These are the fold-down bench models, and 6 bolts were all it took.
I know how to remove the rear seats those take a don't quote me on this but I think a 5/16 for the back bolts an same for the front brackets on the back seats. but what I'm wondering is what I use to remove the front driver an passenger seat, those deff take torq head bits.



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Mine was a T-55.
thanks man I'll run to the auto store an pick one up!
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Raif, you're right - the back bracket of the FRONT seat is a T-55 Torx. I only removed the back seat, since the carpet was really bad (Tuff Stuff and a good brush got it 99% clean!).

New custom cut mats will take care of this in the future!
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Raif, you're right - the back bracket of the FRONT seat is a T-55 Torx. I only removed the back seat, since the carpet was really bad (Tuff Stuff and a good brush got it 99% clean!).

New custom cut mats will take care of this in the future!
ok good to hear it, what did you use? I plan on doing mine this weekend so I can take everything out
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I got some tuff stuff laying around my house I'll try that on it
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I use an old bissil canister vac that was used for cleaning carpets. It's nothing more than a wet/dry vac. (You even had to hook a hose to the faucet for water and solution).

I spray a fine mist of water from a garden hose to wet the carpet and then spray it with carpet cleaning solution using a ZEP bottle (found at home depot). Scrub it in with a nylon brush, spritz it with a little more water and suck it out.

For ground-in dirt that won't come out, put the hose right to it and give it a shot for a second or two to flush out the dirt. Suck it out with the vac and hit it again with the hose. Keep repeating until the dirt is gone.
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cool an ima just vacuum it an on the parts that need some elbow geese I'll use the tuff stuff carpet cleaner with a brush on the end
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Default Need help removing the bolts

Stuck bolt on removing seats the driver side rear the the side where the reciline handle is and same goes for passenger side any ideas



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