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Rear Seat and Deck Removal----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Rear Bench:---------------------------------------------------------------------------Rear Bench Clips:

Pull up on the front of the bench, behind the driver and front passenger seats (not in the center). A strong pull should remove the clips from their secure position:

Seat Side Trim:----------------------------------------------------------------------------Seat Side w/o Trim:

Seat Belt and Trim Bolts:------------------------------------------------Seat Belt and Trim Bolts (Upclose):
Remove two lower bolts (seat belt and trim) and retract the seat belt and remove the seat side trim. There is also another bolt holding down the center belt, be sure and get that one too.

Actual Pillar------------------------------------------------------------------------Pillar Cover (Backside)

Take out pillar covers for each side of the car.

Fold down rear seat backs.

Unclip (from the trunk area) the plastic box-like thing in the center of the rear deck, near the window. Also, while in the trunk, looking up at the deck, you should find a couple of plastic panel retainers that should be removed as well.

Then remove the seat belt trim holders, and slide the rear deck cover out of place.

Plastic Trim Behind Folding Seats (Passenger Side):-------Plastic Trim Behind Folding Seats (Driver Side):
Unscrew the plastic screws that hold the panels into place, and remove the trim pieces.

Lastly, you will need to unbold the seat backs. On each side there should be a bolt...

Unscrew these, and also there should be a few bolts under the seats, near where the center seat belt was bolted down. Remove those bolts (Its a pain, but doable) and with some help, remove the seat backs. At this point, your entire rear deck should be, for the most part, empty.

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