DMad8724

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It's winter here in Iowa, and my car has gotten pretty dirty, and I've lost many a screw underneath my seats, can I remove them for a deep, deep clean? I wanna to scrub the carpets, is it possible, pics?

subs1000w

of coarse it possible

4 bolts and aplug and its out shouldnt take more that 2 minuites per seet

and for an interesting ride leave the bolts out and take it for a spin trust me youll respect the power of your car after every time you excelerate you get thrown into your backseat literaly

DMad8724

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d o you knwo what size the nuts are? i just got some wrenches for xmas, maybe i can use em

Michael

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14mm...heck you can just about take the whole max apart with just a 10,12, and 14mm socket and screwdrivers.

«§»Craig B«§»

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instructions with pics are on my page if you need them

www.geocities.com/craigbrace

check out the FAQ pages

nubiannupe

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I was soooo going to GO there, Craig! You know how WE roll, dawg!

unsprung

Hey Craig,

Just curious, but is it necessary to reinstall the bolts using a specific torque setting or just as long as they're tight is good enough?

DMad8724

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took my seat out today, brought it inside, cleaned the hell out of the plastic pieces, and vaccuumed underneath, and found the screws i needed! thanks for the help .org

«§»Craig B«§»

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for engine, suspension, or brake work, I'd recommend using a torque wrench to get the right settings, but I dont think it's that critical for an application like this - just make sure it's plenty tight