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Thank you so much! I was able to remove the 3rd row seat of my 2020 Toyota Sienna by myself with the help of your video. My back was killing me! Hahaha in my mid 50s already😅 You really show in detail how to remove the seats. Kudos to you! Thank you again!
Thank you so much. I was able to share this video with a friend and they learned how to remove the third row seat from my Ford Freestar. A little different layout, but basically the same. So happy!! 👍😁✌️😎
Been following along back since you had your Element and sold it and started your van build. I am always so impressed with everything you come up with. Your Sienna is looking sweet love everything you've done so far. Can't wait to see what else you end up doing with it. Stay safe keep up the great work 🤙
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. I am now working on a built in version of the Sienna. Will be more refined but not really easy to remove. I need to use that space where the 3rd row stores. Most likely a bath similar to the element.
Not sure if anyone else has discovered this trick but you can save the white plastic clips if they pull off of the plastic cover and are not damaged. Leave them in place until you have the seat out of the van and before you fold up the seat. Set the seat on the ground and locate the area of the white plastic clip that was pushed through the metal seat frame. You will notice two protrusions on this side of the white clip. With the narrow part of the needle-nose pliers, squeeze the clip at the location of the two protrusions just above the surface of the metal frame. You can either push the clip back through the metal frame with the pliers or you may have to push on the bottom of the clip with something like a pencil or screw driver. The clip should fall free of the metal frame and not be damaged.
Thanks. This video was very helpful and I hope you’re still making videos like these.
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I try to post the "how to" on removing stuff for my van builds.
3 yo and still going strong. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much! I was able to remove the 3rd row seat of my 2020 Toyota Sienna by myself with the help of your video. My back was killing me! Hahaha in my mid 50s already😅 You really show in detail how to remove the seats. Kudos to you! Thank you again!
I am happy to hear this. Glad to help
Thank you so much. I was able to share this video with a friend and they learned how to remove the third row seat from my Ford Freestar. A little different layout, but basically the same. So happy!! 👍😁✌️😎
Fantastic!
Thank you. I saw other van lifers having their third row removed but no one mentioned how. Will follow.
opens up a lot of room!
Thank you. Kids grown and gone and I want to camp in my van and have no use for 3rd row of seats anymore. I want the space instead.
It does add a good amount of space.
@@Tiny-Campers what about the airbag sensors? Do they require a dongle to stop the airbag alarm from usurping the dash display?
Been following along back since you had your Element and sold it and started your van build. I am always so impressed with everything you come up with. Your Sienna is looking sweet love everything you've done so far. Can't wait to see what else you end up doing with it. Stay safe keep up the great work 🤙
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. I am now working on a built in version of the Sienna. Will be more refined but not really easy to remove. I need to use that space where the 3rd row stores. Most likely a bath similar to the element.
@@Tiny-Campers yes that was so awesome you had a bath in the element. It was cool to see how you managed to sleep 3 people in the element.
Thanks for the close up, and short video.
Not sure if anyone else has discovered this trick but you can save the white plastic clips if they pull off of the plastic cover and are not damaged. Leave them in place until you have the seat out of the van and before you fold up the seat. Set the seat on the ground and locate the area of the white plastic clip that was pushed through the metal seat frame. You will notice two protrusions on this side of the white clip. With the narrow part of the needle-nose pliers, squeeze the clip at the location of the two protrusions just above the surface of the metal frame. You can either push the clip back through the metal frame with the pliers or you may have to push on the bottom of the clip with something like a pencil or screw driver. The clip should fall free of the metal frame and not be damaged.
one of the Best for Toyota 3rd row removal. Thanks
Does this work for 2021?
Sorry, I don't know. But if it looks the same, I don't see why it would not work. At least it is starting point.
@@Tiny-Campers yes, was wondering what year your Sienna is.
COMPLETE redesign for 2021!
What about the airbag sensors? Will they require a dongle like I used in my 2021 Sienna after removing the 2nd row???
my 2011 does not have any sensor issues. I don't know about new models.
Hi. Can I remove original seat covers and wash them in a washing machine? Mine is quite dirty
I have not tried that.
What year and how many miles? I didn't catch that in your previous vids.
2011. Don't really remember miles.
thanks, doing mine now
Awesome.
What is the tool you're using to remove those nuts and bolts?
Basic socket wrench.
Thank you! I was successful!
Happy to hear that. It is easier than you would think.
You forgot to mention the Lock Release Cable, nor did you show how to remove the SEATBELT!
Great video. I am going to get a 2021 Platinum and will do that first thing I get it home. Thanks
It does give you access to lots more space.
2021 may have issues removing seats due to air bags
Good job thank you.
Thanks for watching!