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![]() Hi,
i need to remove the the rear backrest on my MgZT. Water is coming in to such an extent that it is flowing under the rear seat cushion and at the same time both rear seat cushion and backrest are waterlogged. Water has progressed under carpet so its a nightmare situation. I have removed the rear seat cushion but am having major problems removing the backrest. The backrest is a the fold down type. Any assistance please i just cant seem to release/ unhook the backrest? many thanks |
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![]() Fold it completely flat to the floor, then lift either corner from the clips.
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![]() found this if any use to you ... http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...=removing+seat
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![]() I had problems removing this as well. It might help to brush a little grease around the hinges (in the photos above), fold seat up and down a few times to lubricate, and then fold seat flat as previously said, and pull up at the hinge, one side at a time. Be persistent, you'll get there!
If you end up having to break the white plastic hinge inserts, I think these are still available for a couple of quid each from Rimmers etc. |
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![]() Sorry Don't want to Hi Jack a thread, but I have a question that is related to this thread; first I just spent ages working out how to remove the backrest, I found it easier to fold it forward, remove the headrests so it goes down easier (or move front seats fully forward) then once flat, wiggle it around and pull upwards gently, it does come out.
Now for my question whilst you seat experts are around I have took out the folding seat...but fitting a non folder back in... anyone got any pictures of the fittings? especially the top brackets it clips on to
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