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Old Jun 13, 2007 | 06:31 PM
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I"m in the midst of removing the seat on my car.. and hold and behold.. the seat belt'* anchor bolt is holding down the removal of the seat.

Before I go and attempt to get all Hercules on it and break something else ( namely my back ) Anyone know what kinda bolt it is and how to remove the cover around it?
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Old Jun 13, 2007 | 06:56 PM
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the cover either just snaps on and can be pulled off, or is held on by a screw.

as far as the bolt goes, it is a torx ( or star ) head bolt and I believe that it is a T-47.... not %100 sure on the size though :?
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Old Jun 13, 2007 | 08:08 PM
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Well.. the largest I have is a torx T45 and it'* bigger then that.. :?

and the cover is held on by a screw. I didn't see the screw till I pushed the seat forward cause it was just flopping around
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You should be able to coax it out with the T45...Been there..done that before I had the 47
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Old Jun 13, 2007 | 09:48 PM
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Lets just say I went to Crappy Tire with barely much of a seat.. lmao.

T47 torx is the correct size. T45 is a lil iffy. thankfully I went and bought a set that has T47
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Sweet... you rock buddy.

I'm surprised you didn't need a T47 to remove the seats after the swimming incident.
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Those WERE the original seat still in there ( prior to the current swap project. ) I broke a phillips screw driver gettin the front right cover for the nut/bolt on the driver seat off.. lol. Then brought out the crow bar to snap the black cover off ( since I have a spare from the parts car... hee hee )

I will attempt to do the driver side leather swap on the old ( removed ) one to ensure I am able to pull it off and back on without the leather being as loose as Pamela Anderson before attempting the actual swap over of leather.

Humm.. Maybe I should practice on the passenger one.. worse case it gets foo bar'd kidding..

OK.. how do I get the headrest off?? I did a quick search and there'* none with pics of how to.. some say trick is 90 degress? WTF?? Any suggestion for that other then the all mighty crowbar and duct tape??
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Extend headrest..look at headrest from front..where it meets the seat. See the hole on either piece of plastic. Insert a paper clip and push in..then lift that side fo the headrest. Repeat on other side. If they appear to fight..push down slightly on the headrest before pulling up.
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