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Re: Swapping Interior Reference/Instructions
Posted by Aaron Govatos [Email] (more from Aaron Govatos) on Wed, 7 Feb 2001 13:38:51
In Reply to: Re: Swapping Interior Reference/Instructions, Blayne, Wed, 7 Feb 2001 10:28:23
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Here's what I remember.
The rear seat must be removed to remove rear side panels. It is easy, bt you must remove speaker cover to get to all the screws. Speaker cover is held on with velcro like fasteners, just pull off.
Front door panels are simple. Remove door pull, undo all screws.
Front seats- REMEBER TO DISCONNECT SEAT HEATER WIRES FIRST
Passenger side- two nuts at rear of seat bottom, two bolts at front. Easy.
Driver Side, two allen screws in front, then you pivot seat back to unlodge the arms holding it to car. (you'll understand when you see it)
Carpet- You must remove center consul(the thing under dash, and the thing between seats), not too bad, look for screws in rear ashtray, and some under shifter. Also there is one in the middle after you remove the top of it(the piece with the interior light switch)
Your car has two piece carpet, so it is a bit easier.
Knee bolster. Two scres from engine compartment, and the bolt in the middle from ashtray ( I think, I haven't removed one in a while, but its pretty easy) You may also have to undo some screws from ductwork undernieth, I forget.)
When all this stuff is out, its really easy to change the cat converter heat shield. If yours is questionable, replace it now. They are only $20-30
If you get stuck, or need any parts, email me directly.
-Aaron
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