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Step 1 remove the seats... The bottom seat is attached by a plastic bolt in the cup holders... Remove first then its attached by two hooks underneath the seat next to the rear door cards & the storage area either side. remove push the seat in, pull Up.. don't force it. unbolt the metal brackets. Top seats have wires either side unplug them before removal. I kept seat belts etc in & tucked them behind the door cards incase I need the rear seats. Lock the 2 locks at the top where the back seats fo
Step 1 remove the seats... The bottom seat is attached by a plastic bolt in the cup holders... Remove first then its attached by two hooks underneath the seat next to the rear door cards & the storage area either side. remove push the seat in, pull Up.. don't force it. unbolt the metal brackets. Top seats have wires either side unplug them before removal. I kept seat belts etc in & tucked them behind the door cards incase I need the rear seats. Lock the 2 locks at the top where the back seats fo
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Next use the cardboard to cut out the template and mark where you need to shape it. make sure you take the time to get the measurements right! This part is the most important part! Then use the cardboard templates and outline it on th MDF boards. I used a jigsaw to cut the 3mm MDF, worked like a treat. Once the MDF board was cut I then double checked the fitment in the car first before moving forward. Then from the boot side I measured two brackets to connect the rear and backrest together.
Next use the cardboard to cut out the template and mark where you need to shape it. make sure you take the time to get the measurements right! This part is the most important part! Then use the cardboard templates and outline it on th MDF boards. I used a jigsaw to cut the 3mm MDF, worked like a treat. Once the MDF board was cut I then double checked the fitment in the car first before moving forward. Then from the boot side I measured two brackets to connect the rear and backrest together.
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Once the fitment was good, I fitted pyramid sound dampening foam to the bottom of the seat area, it's held down by the bolt removed at the beginning. Then I layered the MDF boards with foam, glue and staples then did the same with the upholstery. Top part I used sound dampening on the back of the board also. I then added a rubber edge piece at the bottom to make it a nicer finish. I then connected the bottom and top together from the boot using the brackets with black nuts and bolts.
Once the fitment was good, I fitted pyramid sound dampening foam to the bottom of the seat area, it's held down by the bolt removed at the beginning. Then I layered the MDF boards with foam, glue and staples then did the same with the upholstery. Top part I used sound dampening on the back of the board also. I then added a rubber edge piece at the bottom to make it a nicer finish. I then connected the bottom and top together from the boot using the brackets with black nuts and bolts.
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I am very happy with the finished results.. it took me the best part of the day but worth it! It's easily removed to attach the rear seats back in at anytime! Make sure you lock the two locks at the top before installing otherwise you'll get a warning everytime you start the car!!
I am very happy with the finished results.. it took me the best part of the day but worth it! It's easily removed to attach the rear seats back in at anytime! Make sure you lock the two locks at the top before installing otherwise you'll get a warning everytime you start the car!!
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