Sean,
Thanks for the info.  How do I get to the flat surface below?  (I want to
sound-proof it.)

I'm reluctant to remove the four screws on the rotating part, because I've
heard they're a bitch to get back on properly.

Thanks,

Chris
'87 Tiico Westy

From: vgonman@earthlink.net
To: Chris Hinkle <chris_hinkle@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Front Seat Removal
Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2002 09:38:13 -0700
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Chris, on the outbound side of each seat is the lever that adjusts the
sliding of the seat forward and backward, on the left side of each seat is
a small (maybe 3/4") black lever. Use the normal slide adjustment lever
and slide the seat all the way forward. Once you hit the maximum forward
travel, look along the left edge of the seat for that little lever. It
will be contacting a small "finger" on the seat rail. lift that little
lever (you might have to slide the seat backwards about 1/8"), so that it
goes over the finger on the seat rail, and lift the normal slide lever to
slide the seat forward off the rails. Once you get the hang of it,
removing the front seats is a 30 second opperation.

Sean B.
'90 V'gon, "Happy Bus", pseudo Wolfy
'79 Yamaha 750 Special (new addition)
Torrance, CA
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