Not Fair...

I was just sitting in my baby the other day when all of a sudden... my change came out of my pocket and I lost 3 quarters down the side of my seat.
OMG this is so frustrating. They are right on the side of the rail. Luckly not to the point where i couldnt move the seat cause id cry. But how in god name do i remove the seats, just once cause I bet I have like $5 in change lost between both seats...

[TomsSVX]

4 bolts under little plastic covers that pop and slide off

Tom

[SubaSteevo]

I have a little magnetic wand thingy for times like that

[Landshark]

Originally Posted by BurgundyBeast

I have a little magnetic wand thingy for times like that

good for work under teh hood, too. i'm always dropping crap under there....

Originally Posted by BurgundyBeast

I have a little magnetic wand thingy for times like that

Yeah, now if coins would only stick to a magnet...

[Clydesvx]

Go to your local dollar store. You should find a device hanging on the wall that is about 2 feet long. It will have a plunger (like an IV needle) on one end and 3 or 4 little pieces of metal on the other. When you push the plunger the metal will open up on the other end. When you release the plunger the metal will 'GRAB' whatever is in its grasp. For want of a better name I call it a grabber. It is particularly usefull for stuff like cleaning out the crap squirrles stuff under your intake manifold or picking up bolts/nuts/spark plugs or other stuff you drop in places your fingers can't reach.

[SubaSteevo]

Originally Posted by magickfingers

Yeah, now if coins would only stick to a magnet...

Hmm, didn't think about that. I usually use it for bolts and stuff. To tell you the truth, I never really noticed if coins were magnetic or not...

[Aredubjay]

Originally Posted by Clydesvx

Go to your local dollar store. You should find a device hanging on the wall that is about 2 feet long. It will have a plunger (like an IV needle) on one end and 3 or 4 little pieces of metal on the other. When you push the plunger the metal will open up on the other end. When you release the plunger the metal will 'GRAB' whatever is in its grasp. For want of a better name I call it a grabber. It is particularly usefull for stuff like cleaning out the crap squirrles stuff under your intake manifold or picking up bolts/nuts/spark plugs or other stuff you drop in places your fingers can't reach.

Yes, I have one of these and a magnetic, extendable "picker-upper" It's an excellent tool and doesn't stick to "other" stuff when you're going after a particular thing -- like the "magnetics" do.

[TomsSVX]

Just pull the seat out. I think I made $30 when I pulled the seat out of my 94L.

Tom

[SubaSteevo]

Originally Posted by tomssvx

Just pull the seat out. I think I made $30 when I pulled the seat out of my 94L.

Tom

We made somewhere around $5.27 when we took the seats out of the parts car.

[Earthworm]

Just be sure you don't crossthread the bolts putting the seat back in. You should be able to put the bolt in almost all the way with just your fingers.

ok now for heated seats how long are the wire harness' and can it just be unclipped???