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Automotive Carpet Replacement: Remove Passenger Seat

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    Part of the video series: Automotive Carpet Replacement

    Summary: When replacing automotive carpet, both front and back bolts need to be removed before pulling out the passenger seat. See how to remove a car passenger seat with tips from a certified master mechanic in this free video on automotive maintenance.

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    By Mark Blocker
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    Mark Blocker is a semi-retired ASE-certified master mechanic with more than 20 years of automotive experience. He has been a state-certified emissions specialist for more than 15 years...read more

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    "Okay, in this segment we're going to cover, removing the passenger seat. And it's fastened down with four bolts as well, same as the driver side seat. And we'll just follow the same procedure. Locate the seat all the way to its back fullest position, remove both, the front two bolts. Now we want to release the latch, slide the seat all the way forward. If your model seat flips forward, just go ahead and recline it forward, and then I'll gain access by going through the back door on this car. And like I showed in the previous clip, to get a better detailed view of these rear bolts, you can go to the previous clip on the driver side. And after we remove the rear bolts, following the same lifting precautions, just break the seat free. We just want to lift it up, gently manipulate it through the door, being careful not to scratch any of the door jams on the way out. Okay, now we've got the passenger seat removed, we're going to set it aside, and keep the four bolts that fasten it to the car right with the seats, so we keep that all together and organized. Our next segment is going to cover, removing the driver side rear, a backrest from the rear bench seat."

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