Toyota 4Runner Front Seat Removal (5th Gen)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- How to remove the driver's side (passenger side is identical) seat out of a 5th gen Toyota 4Runner. Torque spec for the 4 bolts appears to be about 27 ft-lbs or 37 Nm. _
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Thanks for making this, my drivers seat was rocking/moving while braking.
Best video I’ve seen on this subject. Thanks.
Wow!! Thank you so much for this video! Extremely detailed!
Hi thanks for this video! I am planning to remove my ‘21 rav4 power seat side panel. Only one side panel is broken and needs to replace and will diy. My question is if it’s till need to disconnect airbag clips even if i’m not removing the whole seat?
Thank you!
Extremely helpful. Thanks
Does removing the front passenger seat disable the airbags? I have been wanting to remove the front passenger seat for a long time and wondering what someone would charge to do that and if it is safe ?
No, what disables them is disconnecting both battery terminals
Could you leave the passenger seat out permanently? Or would it throw codes hooking the battery back up. Would love to change the pass seat to a 12v fridge. (Solo traveller)
@@silverrunner8687 I want to do the same. I hope someone chimes in with this question, even though this is an older video.
When you remove your battery which comes first? The negative or positive? And when you put it back is it possible or negative? Thanks sir!
Negative first. Upon reconnecting, positive first. www.mcmgarage.co.uk/2014/08/01/disconnecting-and-reconnecting-car-batteries/#:~:text=Negative%20first,the%20positive%20is%20removed%20first.
this must be the *prequel* to the great ozone generator adventure ... sorta like Star Wars episodes 1, 2 and 3
At least I didn't include a Jar Jar Binks like character in this video...
Which plug is for the heated seat ??
I can only guess unfortunately - the yellow one I'm pretty confident is for the airbags, the gray doesn't seem to have wire gauge thick enough for heating, so probably the white one, which also probably controls all the adjustment buttons.
Only front seat?
Yes 😀