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  • 87mefull
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    I used a little bit of liquid wrench on the bolts and they came out with ease. If there really stuck, try spraying some on the underside of the car where the bolts come out.

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  • 85crownHPP
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    Not that anyone ever looks back behind the rear seat, it does make for a neater install.
    There are some wiring channels back there under the trim & some tar tape, just like whats under the door sill trim. This way all the wires pop out into the trunk where the OEM ones do, instead of through the rear firewall.

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  • gadget73
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    Both mine and the car I robbed the seats out of came apart with no trouble using a 3/8" ratchet. I must have gotten really lucky, everyone else has had a bitch of a time with them. WHen I ran the wiring for mine, I actually fished the wires through with a coathanger. Never considered pulling the seat back out. Would have been easier I bet.

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  • 85crownHPP
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    yeah those things are whores.... I'm lucky to have a nice swivel head 1/2 drive ratchet to get at mine... the swivel head helps make the angle less awkward.

    good job with the progress mang, I wish I had taken my back seat out the 1st time I did mine, lol

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  • nitroracer
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    I gave up on my back seat when I busted a torx fitting and bent another. Those things were in there good and I have a florida car.

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  • Paul_
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    Stereo installation has begun

    This time I'm gutting the interior to do it. First, I'm going to yank as much of the old Premium Sound wiring, including the amp. I'm going to mount my amp where the factory amp went. I'm also going to rip out all the wiring the previous owner ran. It looks to be .22 and I'd rather run .14 or .16. Plus his wiring was pretty shoddy. I have the back seat almost completely out. There is one final bolt which is fighting with me. It could be the angle I'm at. I was able to break free the other ones, using the pipe off my floor jack as a breaker bar. The PITA bolt is the farthest one on the passenger side. Gutting the interior will also give me a chance to clean out, vacuum and steam clean the carpet. Pics will follow as progress commences.
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