Seat Cushion - Rear: Assembly

All rear seat cushions

Four-door and wagon seat cushion covers

Three-door and 5-door seat cushion covers

Attach the hog rings on the LH and RH side of the seat cushion cover to the foam pad.

Fig 1: Locating Hog Rings
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Early build seat cushion cover

Late build seat cushion cover

NOTE: There are detents in the lip of the cushion pan to lock the plastic edge of the seat cushion cover into the seat base.

Fig 2: Locating Detents In Lip Of Cushion Pan

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Attach the cushion frame to the seat cushion cover and foam pad.
Depress the seat cushion pan and foam pad downward to assist in attaching the trim cover.

Fig 3: Depressing Seat Cushion Pan And Foam Pad
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Roll the seat cushion cover plastic retainer over on top of itself to clip into the lip of the cushion frame.

Fig 4: Rolling Seat Cushion Cover Plastic Retainer
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Press the seat cushion cover plastic retainer firmly into place until an audible snap is heard indicating the plastic clip has engaged the detents in the cushion frame.

Fig 5: Pressing Seat Cushion Cover Plastic Retainer
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Use a rubber mallet to tap the lip of the cushion frame causing the detents to lock the retainer in place.

Fig 6: Taping Lip Of Cushion Frame
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All rear seat cushions

Install the rear seat cushion.
- Tighten to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft).
Make sure the safety belts and buckles are accessible to the occupants after installation.