Bench Rear Seat

NOTE:

The 40% and 60% seat back can be removed separately, for service.

Both seat backs must be removed, in order to remove the seat cushion.

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If removing the 60% seat back, push the release button (1) and pull out the center shoulder belt (2) from the center buckle.

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Move the load flood panel (2) to the lower position, or remove it.
Fold the seats forward and firmly lift at each end of the cover panel (1) and remove.

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Remove the push fasteners (1) from the 40% seat back flap.

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Remove the push fasteners (1) from the 60% seat back flap.

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Raise the seat backs in the upright position, then remove the pivot bracket cover (3) from the front side of the seat.
Fold the seats forward.
Remove the fastener (1), then push the pivot bracket (2) forward and remove.

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Using a trim tool, release the outboard pivot cover (1) by prying inward, then pull forward to remove.
Remove both outboard pivot covers if removing both seat backs or the seat cushion.

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Using a pry tool (4), pry the locking bushing (2) inward then lift the seat back (1) out of the slot (3) and remove.
If necessary, remove both seat backs.

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At the front of the seat cushion, remove the fastener cover (1) then the seat fastener (2). Remove the fastener at the other side of the seat cushion.

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Remove the fasteners (1 and 3) then remove the seat cushion (2).