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Re: Rear Seat Removal : E36 M3
- Subject: Re: Rear Seat Removal : E36 M3
- From: "Duane Collie" <drcollie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1998 00:11:44 -0500
>From: Andy Andreasen <[email protected]>
>Subject: <E36> Rear Seat Removal
>I was wanting to solicit advice on the removal of the fold down seat =
>backs in an E36 M3.
>
>I am preparing the car to install a roll cage and was trying to remove =
>the entire back seat. The bottom half and the side bolsters are no =
>problem but I found the seat backs to be a problem. If anyone has any =
>experience removing them I would appreciate your insight.
Andy,
These come out pretty easy....REAL easy actually once you do it one time.
As I recall (don't you guys cream me if I'm off base here - too many memory
brain cells killed off by Rolling Rocks)..there is a plastic clip that
covers the hinges. You need to 'flick' off the plastic clip with a
screwdriver, etc. where the seats hinge at the middle. Once this is off,
there is a catch release on both left and right seats that you can pry back
with a screwdriver and they'll come right out (outside pivot points are
slide-ins). They will snap right back in.
I did a COMPLETE roll bar install article for the Roundel (with photos) last
Spring. Damn if Satch ain't published it yet, tho. There are a few tricks
to install these things....email me direct if you want a copy of the article
in WORD format....I think I still have it here somewhere on the hard drive.
Duane Collie
SVR / UUC / Bubba # 00002
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