backseat removal?
05-06-2008, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
Ok, I see what you're getting at. I should probably do that too, now that I think about it. Thanks for the idea! 
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my own stereo insallers did a half-@$$ job of running my wires for my amp, they clearly didn't bother to remove the back seat. i went back and removed it and pretty much re-did everything they did, -only better.
Definitely remove the back seat, run your wires correctly. My 1997 bonneville had a backing panel made of pressboard behind the seat back. I got a plastic one off a 1994 in a junkyard that is vastly more sturdy and replaced my fiberboard one with the plastic one. Yay, upgrade that nobody will ever notice except me!
Definitely remove the back seat, run your wires correctly. My 1997 bonneville had a backing panel made of pressboard behind the seat back. I got a plastic one off a 1994 in a junkyard that is vastly more sturdy and replaced my fiberboard one with the plastic one. Yay, upgrade that nobody will ever notice except me!
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Originally Posted by Bugsi
my own stereo insallers did a half-@$$ job of running my wires for my amp, they clearly didn't bother to remove the back seat. i went back and removed it and pretty much re-did everything they did, -only better.
Definitely remove the back seat, run your wires correctly. My 1997 bonneville had a backing panel made of pressboard behind the seat back. I got a plastic one off a 1994 in a junkyard that is vastly more sturdy and replaced my fiberboard one with the plastic one. Yay, upgrade that nobody will ever notice except me!
Definitely remove the back seat, run your wires correctly. My 1997 bonneville had a backing panel made of pressboard behind the seat back. I got a plastic one off a 1994 in a junkyard that is vastly more sturdy and replaced my fiberboard one with the plastic one. Yay, upgrade that nobody will ever notice except me!
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