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Old 18th April 2008, 21:22   #1
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Default How to remove leather seat squab/cushion covers

As per the title - where would I find out to do this?
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Old 18th April 2008, 21:49   #2
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For the rear seats:

"The rear squab will lift at the front and then you have reach to the back and
pull backwards slightly. Then you will need either a T42 or T45 to undo the middle seat belt from the floor of the car."
- From "Retro fit of rear sunblind PDF"
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For the rear seats:

"The rear squab will lift at the front and then you have reach to the back and
pull backwards slightly. Then you will need either a T42 or T45 to undo the middle seat belt from the floor of the car."
- From "Retro fit of rear sunblind PDF"
Thanks Simon, but its the front cover removal I'm after.

I'm going to retro-fit heated seats so I need to get the covers off.
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As soon as I hit the "Submit" button I thought - bet he's on about the fronts.... Left the post in though just in case.....
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As soon as I hit the "Submit" button I thought - bet he's on about the fronts.... Left the post in though just in case.....
I probably should have put it in the title
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Old 19th April 2008, 20:03   #6
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Have you managed to source the elements yet?

I am also looking into doing this along with the cruise control. Might as well get all the buttons on the panel working!!

Keep us updated with progress and pics if you would It will be a few weeks before I start working on it in any detail but if you havn't pushed on with it by then we will be able to share resources and gained knowledge!

Fairly sure a member has already done this, I think I came across a thread when I was looking for info on retrofitting the memory seats.
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