I haven't had time to do a write up (don't know if it's already been done) because I had to hurry and rush to work. Got all the seats and console removed in about an hour or less. Very quick and glad little trim had to be removed.
For starters, here is what's involved.
1)remove rear bottom seat (the back section can remain intact). Each bottom section is held by 2 (14mm) bolts
2)front and passenger seat held by 4 (14mm) bolts each
3)front and passenger seat has 2-3 wires to have to be disconnected (please disconnect battery atleast 15mins prior to removal)
4)center console removal 2(10mm)bolts in bottom of arm rest cubby + 2 (10mm) bolts around shifter after trim is removed + 2(10mm) bolts under the push open cubby
5)center console has 3-4 wires that must be unplugged prior to removal
6)shifter handles spins off to allow console to slide over it
7)each seatbelt mounting bolt needs to be removed to allow the trim to be broke loose for easier removal of carpet 1 (14mm) bolt each
8)I cut the small strip of carpet that runs under the console so I didn't have to remove the ebrake line
9)carpet should be able to be pulled from all corners and removed very easily
I used carpet cleaner and also purple power. Used a big push broom over it and simply pressure washed it. I also removed all the foam on the underside and the foam on the floorboard. Will go pick more up tomorrow and install. I also used bleach and cleaned all the metal. So far, smells and looks a lot better.
For starters, here is what's involved.
1)remove rear bottom seat (the back section can remain intact). Each bottom section is held by 2 (14mm) bolts
2)front and passenger seat held by 4 (14mm) bolts each
3)front and passenger seat has 2-3 wires to have to be disconnected (please disconnect battery atleast 15mins prior to removal)
4)center console removal 2(10mm)bolts in bottom of arm rest cubby + 2 (10mm) bolts around shifter after trim is removed + 2(10mm) bolts under the push open cubby
5)center console has 3-4 wires that must be unplugged prior to removal
6)shifter handles spins off to allow console to slide over it
7)each seatbelt mounting bolt needs to be removed to allow the trim to be broke loose for easier removal of carpet 1 (14mm) bolt each
8)I cut the small strip of carpet that runs under the console so I didn't have to remove the ebrake line
9)carpet should be able to be pulled from all corners and removed very easily
I used carpet cleaner and also purple power. Used a big push broom over it and simply pressure washed it. I also removed all the foam on the underside and the foam on the floorboard. Will go pick more up tomorrow and install. I also used bleach and cleaned all the metal. So far, smells and looks a lot better.
