I am replacing the carpet in my '90 bronco and am having a heck of a time trying to get the back seat out. I am going to attempt to unbolt it from the bottom side tonight. Anyone had this experience that could offer some advice. I used a air gun last night to try and lossen the bolts from the inside, but they didn't budge.... so I have soaked them down from the underside with liquid wrench and hope to have better luck tonight. Any advice would be appraciated. Also haven't been able to determine a socket size to use from the bottom a 1 1/8 was to small and a 1 1/4 to big.

 

1 3/16 socket, or metric. dosen't your seat have a lock down handle to release the seat to take it out,or maybe thats what your taking out, and if you can't get the bolts out then cut them with a air tool cutting
good luck,

 

 

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 10-Aug-01 AT 06:55 PM (EST)[/font][p]I have a 90 eb. recently removed back seat and put one in from an 89 Bronco. Once you roll the back seat forward, the four bolts holding the seat down onto the floor (2 on each side of seat)is all you need to unbolt to take seat out. 2 of the bolts are hidden inside of spring, one on each side. I use an impact wrench to take them off. If that doesn't work you may need to use a breaker bar

Hope this helps