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Re: *$%*ing seat!
« Reply #15 on: 13 July 2009, 22:59:47 »
It is indeed an offence to deface british currency :y
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Re: *$%*ing seat!
« Reply #16 on: 13 July 2009, 23:02:07 »
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It is indeed an offence to deface british currency :y

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Re: *$%*ing seat!
« Reply #17 on: 13 July 2009, 23:08:39 »
 :D ;D Orf with their heads!

On a similar note to the OP, how are the seats removed safely (thinking airbags, pretensioners etc) as mine don't travel the full length of the rail yet there are no obstructions as far as I can see.
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Re: *$%*ing seat!
« Reply #18 on: 13 July 2009, 23:23:35 »
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:D ;D Orf with their heads!

On a similar note to the OP, how are the seats removed safely (thinking airbags, pretensioners etc) as mine don't travel the full length of the rail yet there are no obstructions as far as I can see.

With you battery having been disconnected for 10 mins first!  :y
Remember you've to disconnect your battery within about 10/15 seconds of turning the ignition of to prevent the alarm's power sounder going off. There's a big multi plug at the side of the seat - under the trim at the out board side of the seat with all the connections on it.
Disconnect the battery though after you've removed the front bolts & then moved the seat forward to get to the rears, or it'll take you a long time doing it by hand via the handle on the motor.  ;)  ;)
NB They're bloody heavy!
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Re: *$%*ing seat!
« Reply #19 on: 13 July 2009, 23:44:53 »
And don't re-connect the battery with the plugs disconnected !!!!  If you do you'll get an "air bag" light that needs a tech2 session to remove ..

Seats at the highest setting, and as Andy says ... move the seats to undo the bolts before disconnecting the battery. If the seat doesn't move the full range fore/aft  it can be difficult to get to the bolts... which on my old miggy were in bloody tight !!!

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