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I hate to ask because it should be pretty straight forward and I've searched the site for an explanation but couldn't find one.
So, what is the process for seat removal? The bolts at the rear of the track are easy enough to access but what about the forward bolts? Or does the seat slide out of the tracks somehow? I just need to access the wiring and do a little cleaning (surface rust removal) of the floor. Thanks in advance. |
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Yes. Splice the thick yellow/red wires together, and cover the splice with shrink tubing, to keep water and dirt out. Unless your 914 has no leaks. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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