Jump seat-ectomy
Jump seat-ectomy
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Zimmerman, MN
Well it's been awhile since I did this, I cannot remember the exact steps. If you have the same jump seats like I did in my 2002, it is pretty straight forward.
Check to see if any plastic trim\molding pieces need to be removed to expose bolts (I don't think there was).
Remove the bolts from the bottom of the jump seat (easy to reach)
Remove the bolts for the seat belt mechanism (harder to reach). I had to get an extension put together to reach down past the seat belt and unbolt
Once you do that, the seats should just come right out. Maybe 4 or 5 bolts total for each seat.
HTH
Check to see if any plastic trim\molding pieces need to be removed to expose bolts (I don't think there was).
Remove the bolts from the bottom of the jump seat (easy to reach)
Remove the bolts for the seat belt mechanism (harder to reach). I had to get an extension put together to reach down past the seat belt and unbolt
Once you do that, the seats should just come right out. Maybe 4 or 5 bolts total for each seat.
HTH
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Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 10
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From: Central Missouri, USA
Dear rangerxlt02:
Thanks for the advice. I figured it might be relatively simple to remove the jump seats. I just don't want to damage anything. I'll give it a whirl and post the results in a few days. By the way, how do you like your Gibson exhaust system? One or two outlets?
Thanks for the advice. I figured it might be relatively simple to remove the jump seats. I just don't want to damage anything. I'll give it a whirl and post the results in a few days. By the way, how do you like your Gibson exhaust system? One or two outlets?
