Hi all,
1966 Series 1 4.2 2 + 2: I need to remove the rear seats to get at the plates that access the rear brakes. The cushion comes out easily but how do I remove the sliding seat back rest - I think it is called the squab?
Cheers,
Roger
Removing rear seats on a Series 1 2 + 2
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Two bolts in the base plate of the parallel linkage each side. It's a fairly heavy item so don't do your back in reaching over to lift it.
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once you have removed those bolts, you need to knock it up-wards to unhook the seat from the upper retaining clips.
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And be careful not to rip the side cushions, the edges of the hinges are Sharp.
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Thanks for the replies - all the information I needed!
Cheers, Roger
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Thanks for the replies - all the information I needed!
Cheers, Roger
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