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Thats the latch alright. Once the seat is in the full front position, don't sit on the seat, but get on your knees facing the seat, then using your right hand to grab the lower part of the seat, use your thumb on the same hand to hold the latch up, then extend your left arm, and use your left hand to assis your other hand to prise the seat off the rails.

I'm sure I could of probably explained that a bit better, but hopefully you get the idea.

Again, Micky, I can't thank you enough! I'll have another another go tomorrow!

dugcati wrote:

dash wrote:Bear in mind that T25 seats will rarely move if you are stood outside the vehicle and just trying to push them forwards or backwards.

The appropriate technique is to sit in the seat and employ a vigorous 'humping' action to make it go forwards.

Thats the best description I've ever heard on how to get a seat out!

Its even more fun 2 up

Don't forget to lightly grease the seats rails before refitting

Steve

Finnally managed to do it today!

The seat was very very stiff and took several kicks to get it to slide off. Either that or it was just 3rd time lucky...



Thanks again.

I never knew about that catch! There you go always learning... I remember Daz saying he ground off the tabs so he could flip it around when parked up.

Glad you finally got it off the rails Pete