If you push back the seat foam on top from the side, you will see the spring bar thats under a clip fastened to the seat back. After you get the top foam off, I think the back of the bottom foam lifts up and unclips from the front. Not terribly hard to get out, trickier to get back. I had to replace both bottom seat buckets when I first got mine, so its been a while. hth. Jaws792011-03-21 13:44:55

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Thanks Barry!

I might have come across a decent used set of seats on foam. If I get them I want to know what to do.

If you have a big bladed screw driver that you can grind a "V" in the center of the blade, it will be of great help in removing the foam from the plastic seats!!

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I agree, Dan! I thought about doing that!

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[QUOTE=dskopp]If you have a big bladed screw driver that you can grind a "V" in the center of the blade, it will be of great help in removing the foam from the plastic seats!! [/QUOTE]

Well, this'll be my first ever e-bay purchase. We'll see.

From the photos and speaking to the seller on the phone, I think I should be pretty happy with the used seats on foam I ordered. Should be here in 4-5 days.

I'll poke around and see if I can get 'em on. If not, I'm Jersey bound Paul.

Thanks,

Kevin

Here is the seat removal

Robert:  You always seem to have such great pictures!!  Where do you get them??  Are you a Mechanic by trade, like Joel, or what?

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That'll be real helpful. Thanks Robert!

no just surf and collect the information I am one of the back yard mechanic guys I worked on aircraft for the Airforce