Front Seat removal - Page 2

suzublu · 16th September 2017, 11:36

Torx plus 50 for mine

Number 6 · 16th September 2017, 15:25

Hi Ron,Where did you get the 50 plus torx from ,,,i have had a look on the bay of thieves but there is nothing near to me.

So can you point me in the right direction

John

suzublu · 16th September 2017, 15:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Number 6

Hi Ron,Where did you get the 50 plus torx from ,,,i have had a look on the bay of thieves but there is nothing near to me.

So can you point me in the right direction

John

Hi John, just EBay, I'll see if I can find a link

Try here http://www.uktools.com/torx-plus174-...g-p-38945.html

Chris varming · 19th September 2017, 14:45

I may have shot myself in the foot

as there is no way I can reconnect the electricity. I've got the front seats out by undoing the bolts on top of the runners, however, I still cannot get access to the the seat mounting bolts. My question is still: is it possible to move the runners manually in order to get to the mounting bolts? Cv

suzublu · 19th September 2017, 15:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris varming

I may have shot myself in the foot

as there is no way I can reconnect the electricity. I've got the front seats out by undoing the bolts on top of the runners, however, I still cannot get access to the the seat mounting bolts. My question is still: is it possible to move the runners manually in order to get to the mounting bolts? Cv

Why have you done it the hard way

Put the seats back on, unplug the airbag connectors, reconnect the battery & move the seats back & forward to undo the bolts

Chris varming · 20th September 2017, 07:37

You are right - it was the hard way. BUT: is it possible to move the runners manually? The reason is that all cabels have been cut. Cv

e30325itourer · 23rd September 2017, 22:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris varming

You are right - it was the hard way. BUT: is it possible to move the runners manually? The reason is that all cabels have been cut. Cv

No it's not possible to move them manually. You can remove the seat from the runners, but having done it myself all I can say is good luck,it's an absolute pig to do.

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16th September 2017, 15:25	#12
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16th September 2017, 11:36	#11
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19th September 2017, 14:45	#14
Chris varming Newbie Rover 75 2.5 V6 Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Odense Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I may have shot myself in the foot as there is no way I can reconnect the electricity. I've got the front seats out by undoing the bolts on top of the runners, however, I still cannot get access to the the seat mounting bolts. My question is still: is it possible to move the runners manually in order to get to the mounting bolts? Cv

20th September 2017, 07:37	#16
Chris varming Newbie Rover 75 2.5 V6 Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Odense Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	You are right - it was the hard way. BUT: is it possible to move the runners manually? The reason is that all cabels have been cut. Cv