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Why am I the only one it seems that can't figure out how to remove the rear seats? I know the procedure of pushing the latch with a long screwdriver through the bottom and back parts of the seat, but I just can't get it to hit right.
You just have to have an idea where, then just push around until you feel something that "gives".. first time can be a pain trying to push and lift at the same time; a second set of hands can be very useful.
Start from the right and keep in mind the long screwdriver has to go over the bar of the seat back. Then you have to lift up against the bottom of the seat back cusion with the screwdriver to find the spot. You can see the scratches in locking plate made from the end of the screwdriver:
Originally Posted by elricfate
It's a pain in the *** the first time. The second time it's a no brainer.
Also I'm just trying to find a subwoofer to put behind the damn seat and coming up so short it's ridiculous.
On a SCREW? There's no room. I originally planned to mount the amps on a 1/2" mfd board, but ended up with 1/4" board as there wasn't enough clearance. It's tight back there.
You can custom build a box to put under the seat just like the factory unit under the driver's side rear seat.
Originally Posted by 06HDF150
Because it's a major pain in the ***. Took me a little while to figure mine out
On a SCREW? There's no room. I originally planned to mount the amps on a 1/2" mfd board, but ended up with 1/4" board as there wasn't enough clearance. It's tight back there.
You can custom build a box to put under the seat just like the factory unit under the driver's side rear seat.
See, I've seen folks with these super compact subs that made them fit by cutting away at the formed felt behind the seats. I'm just trying to find the things now.
All I want is to round out the sound in the truck, I don't want to shake the cab.
02-16-2017, 06:21 PM
quite often...
