Continental GT Front Seats- Removing seat backs?
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Continental GT Front Seats- Removing seat backs?
I needs to get the seat back off one of the front seats in my 2007 GT.
The seat is out of the car and on my bench but for the life of me I cannot see how the rear cover comes off the seat.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
The seat is out of the car and on my bench but for the life of me I cannot see how the rear cover comes off the seat.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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From IETIS:The seat back panel is held in position by four screw, two located behind the squab infill panel, and two fitted through the carpet panel at the bottom of the squab.
Pull out footlight from bottom of back panel.
Remove two retaining screws which fit through carpet panel
Carefully pull back the squab side bolsters and remove the two trim clips which retain the squab infill panel.
Pivot the infill panel (i.e. the piece which your spine rests against) forward (at the top) to gain access to the two seat back upper retaining screws. (It is not necessary to completely remove the panel)
Remove the two upper retaining screws from the back panel (i.e they’re screwed through into the back panel).
Starting from the bottom edge, pull the squab cover from the gap between the squab and the back panel. Lift the back panel upwards to release the centre bracket then pull rearwards to remove.
Pull out footlight from bottom of back panel.
Remove two retaining screws which fit through carpet panel
Carefully pull back the squab side bolsters and remove the two trim clips which retain the squab infill panel.
Pivot the infill panel (i.e. the piece which your spine rests against) forward (at the top) to gain access to the two seat back upper retaining screws. (It is not necessary to completely remove the panel)
Remove the two upper retaining screws from the back panel (i.e they’re screwed through into the back panel).
Starting from the bottom edge, pull the squab cover from the gap between the squab and the back panel. Lift the back panel upwards to release the centre bracket then pull rearwards to remove.
This made me lol, it's like they're talking in code to this American. "squab infill panel", righteeoo!
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