Needed:
Tools:
E10 (torx) wrench or
socket
Flathead screwdriver
(driver's side only)
Removal
Step 1:
Slide the seat all the way back. Just for clearance.
Step 2:
Remove 2 front bolts. There are 2 E10 bolts as shown
below.
Step 3: Move the seat all the
way forward. For clearance again.
Step 4: Remove 2 rear bolts.
2 more E10 bolts in the back.
Note: My 3/8" drive Lisle
socket had trouble clearing the slider hardware on one side.
I was able to hammer it on just enough to work, but since
I'll be messing with the seats more in the future, I
invested in some torx ratcheting wrenches. If you
have to buy new tools for this job, consider the
clearance issue and try to find a 1/4" drive socket, though
you can make the 3/8" drive work, at least with the Lisle
brand.
Step 5: (Driver's side,
'95-'02 only)
Unclip the seatbelt sensor. This is where the flathead
comes in handy - makes it easy to push the clip down.
Installation
Installation is the
reverse of removal.
