I am trying to remove the non-quick release seats in the third row passenger side. Would I just pop off the floor to do this? How long were those tracks? Are they all connected front to back or could I just remove that one? Thanks so much for showing your journey and helping the rest of us out!!
You don’t have to pop off the floor to take out the third row passenger seat. You just need a T25 torx bit to remove it. Just unbolt it from the wall and the floor tracks. The tracks do run all the way from front to back. Thanks for watching! Hope this helps!
@@ChilliesWorld sorry. I think I phrased my question wrong. I’m trying to get rid of the cleats that stick up from that seat. Do I have to remove the whole track front to back or do the individual cleats attach into the track? Does that make sense?
@@sameenastillinge2262The tracks go all the way to the front and back and the cleats that the seats attach to, are a part of the track. So to remove the cleats you do have to remove the track. You don’t have to cut the floor like I did. You can lift the floor out as one piece to gain access to the bolts that hold the track down to the van floor. T25 torx bit needed to remove track floor bolts.
I'm looking to buy a Ford Transit Connect passenger wagon or the Transit Connect XLT. Do you know if the process would be the same and is the floor on these vehicles flat like this one? I want to make sure it is as I'm wanting to use the van for work/cargo
I assume it would be the same but I never taken a floor out of those vehicles. I suggest going to www.fordtransitusaforum.com and asking a member there. It's a great group of friendly knowledgeable people willing to help others. Someone there will know. Hope this helps!
I'm looking for info on the front passenger seat. I'd like to remove it temporarily when I'm travelling solo with my dogs. But I want to put it back when I have a travel buddy. I don't suppose the front seat has this quick release as well?
Do you still have e the floor and ur headliner?? Due to my brother cut the liner n remove the floor I wonder where can I buy the original floor and original liner so I can put everything g back
I don’t have them anymore. But you can go to www.fordtransitusaforum.com/ great forum with helpful friendly members. There’s always someone taking those things out. You can put up a post stating what you’re looking for. I’m sure you’ll find someone giving them away. Good luck! Have fun on your build!
Question. The bolts for the seat mounts, are they threaded into the floor or is there a nut on the other end you have to keep stationary to remove them?
Thank you, this was very helpful. Hope to see more videos of your van!
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Great video. Helped me out quite a bit.
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I am trying to remove the non-quick release seats in the third row passenger side. Would I just pop off the floor to do this? How long were those tracks? Are they all connected front to back or could I just remove that one? Thanks so much for showing your journey and helping the rest of us out!!
You don’t have to pop off the floor to take out the third row passenger seat. You just need a T25 torx bit to remove it. Just unbolt it from the wall and the floor tracks. The tracks do run all the way from front to back. Thanks for watching! Hope this helps!
@@ChilliesWorld sorry. I think I phrased my question wrong. I’m trying to get rid of the cleats that stick up from that seat. Do I have to remove the whole track front to back or do the individual cleats attach into the track? Does that make sense?
@@sameenastillinge2262The tracks go all the way to the front and back and the cleats that the seats attach to, are a part of the track. So to remove the cleats you do have to remove the track. You don’t have to cut the floor like I did. You can lift the floor out as one piece to gain access to the bolts that hold the track down to the van floor. T25 torx bit needed to remove track floor bolts.
@@ChilliesWorld thank you so much!!
I'm looking to buy a Ford Transit Connect passenger wagon or the Transit Connect XLT. Do you know if the process would be the same and is the floor on these vehicles flat like this one? I want to make sure it is as I'm wanting to use the van for work/cargo
I assume it would be the same but I never taken a floor out of those vehicles. I suggest going to www.fordtransitusaforum.com and asking a member there. It's a great group of friendly knowledgeable people willing to help others. Someone there will know. Hope this helps!
I'm looking for info on the front passenger seat. I'd like to remove it temporarily when I'm travelling solo with my dogs. But I want to put it back when I have a travel buddy. I don't suppose the front seat has this quick release as well?
It doesn’t have the quick release. I see there are torx bolts that are being used which probably have to be removed to take the seat out.
Do you still have e the floor and ur headliner?? Due to my brother cut the liner n remove the floor I wonder where can I buy the original floor and original liner so I can put everything g back
I don’t have them anymore. But you can go to www.fordtransitusaforum.com/ great forum with helpful friendly members. There’s always someone taking those things out. You can put up a post stating what you’re looking for. I’m sure you’ll find someone giving them away. Good luck! Have fun on your build!
How should I dispose of all the extra seats, I have, after converting my Ford Transit passenger van?
I put mine up for sale online locally, and they all sold, giving me some extra cash for the conversion
Question. The bolts for the seat mounts, are they threaded into the floor or is there a nut on the other end you have to keep stationary to remove them?
The are threaded into the floor. No nut to worry about.
@@ChilliesWorld Awesome. Thank you!!
Can you replace the second row 3 seat bench with one of the double seats?
Yes you can replace it with the driver side 3rd row two seater.
Dudeee the floor is removable. No need to cut it
lol . . if I only knew beforehand it would have save a lot of time
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