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Old Jan 29, 2004 | 06:18 PM
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Question tools for removing seats

Going to be removing the seats out of my z 28 for some new coverings and extra padding. Are there any special or oddball tool I will need to do this? Will I need some torx sockets - to remove torx head bolts. I have most "regular" sae and metric stuff.

Lets hear from those of you who have pulled seats.

Thanks for the responses.
Old Jan 29, 2004 | 07:12 PM
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If your talking just the seats, then all your going to need is a 13mm wrench or socket/wrachet, and a phillips screwdriver.. the Seatbelts require a T-47 torx.

I've had my interior stripped atleast 1/2 dozen times already...
Old Jan 30, 2004 | 07:26 AM
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that sounds good. i only have a few torx screwdrivers and need to purchase some additional tools torx bits etc. sometime.

thanks for the info.
Old Jan 30, 2004 | 12:38 PM
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Torx BITS are a must - not torx drivers - cause there's a few of those torx bolts you can't turn by hand - threaded with blue thread lock (Loc-Tite). The back seats require you to remove the seat belt bracket in order to get the backrest off as well - so you will HAVE to have them for that.

But yes - other than that like 97FormulaWS-6 said - a 13mm (I find deep wells useful for the rears where the studs seems to be longer) and a ratchet will do the trick.

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