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This is a little time consuming as simple as it is. But it's free and does not require fancy tools. I would say a solid 1-2 hours.
I AM NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT YOU EXPERIENCE. PLEASE, DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
Now let's begin. The tools that we'll need are listed below.
-Power Drill
- 1/4 Bit
- 9/64 Allen Wrench
-Knife
-Screw Driver
-Socket wrench
-Extension
- 8mm, 10mm socket
-Your Key
First. Put you key in under the passenger seat and pull out the passenger seat out.
Next, use your allen wrench to remove the two screws holding the seat lip. Make sure to pull the tabs when removing AND inserting.
Use the 8mm socket to remove the two bolts holding the seat.
To remove the cover trey there are two grommets that are holding it in place. Just half twist and pull out. (That's what she said.)
The next thing we are going to focus on is removing the clips from the turn signals. Go ahead and pull out the fuse from it's rubber clip so we have more room to play with.
Find this clear wrapping and unfold it from it's slits. Congrats, you found the clips!

I AM NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT YOU EXPERIENCE. PLEASE, DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
Now let's begin. The tools that we'll need are listed below.
-Power Drill
- 1/4 Bit
- 9/64 Allen Wrench
-Knife
-Screw Driver
-Socket wrench
-Extension
- 8mm, 10mm socket
-Your Key

First. Put you key in under the passenger seat and pull out the passenger seat out.


Next, use your allen wrench to remove the two screws holding the seat lip. Make sure to pull the tabs when removing AND inserting.


Use the 8mm socket to remove the two bolts holding the seat.

To remove the cover trey there are two grommets that are holding it in place. Just half twist and pull out. (That's what she said.)

The next thing we are going to focus on is removing the clips from the turn signals. Go ahead and pull out the fuse from it's rubber clip so we have more room to play with.

Find this clear wrapping and unfold it from it's slits. Congrats, you found the clips!
