Just about to go pick up my new (to me) used 2020 Soul, which I know I'll be wanting to do this to, occasionally. So this just made things really easy for me and quick. Thanks, very much!
Best video on this by far, but it looks like you've already removed the plastic housing between the two vertical seat cushions....how did you do that without breaking it?
I just did this with my seats and I found it to be very easy to pull the felt covers of the seats aside and just put my hand under the plastic shell, then pull upward. Mine did not need much force at all. I don't know if it differs but mine is a 2018. Good luck!
What timestamp in your video shows the removal of the plastic housing over the first bolt you remove? My 2018 has a hard plastic housing over that bolt. It doesn’t just pop off. Thanks.
@@lisaevansmusic Lisa, mine is a 2016 Soul so I don't know how the 2018 models are designed. On mine there is a hard plastic cover between the 2 vertical seat cushions that you have to just pull out to access the screws. At first I thought it was secured in some fashion but I just pulled really hard and it came out. There was no fastener to keep the plastic cover in place...just some tabs at the bottom. Helps a bit if you squeeze from the sides. They weren't damaged at all by pulling on it and went back on without any fuss and stayed secure after I replaced the cover. Hope this helps!
Thanks, was wondering if taking the seats out would leave a flat surface to put a camper mattress, looks like it wont, but luckily we also have an old C-RV that can
Thank you for this informative video! :) May I ask: Might there be any way of only taking out the left rear double-seat (the bench) and leaving in one back seat in the back (the single one on the right) to transport one extra passenger (so 3 people traveling in total)? I'm assuming no, as the seats seem to be connected at the sitting area..but maybe, if you (or someone else) sees my question, someone could give me a more definite answer? Greetings from Germany! :)
I also would like to know this. Because that would make a difference for me to either save money for a Skoda Roomster (3 individual seats, no tools needed to remove one, two or all 3 of them) or go for a Kia Soul when it's finally time to buy my next car.
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This helped a lot. I have to replace my fuel filter. I really appreciate this.
Just about to go pick up my new (to me) used 2020 Soul, which I know I'll be wanting to do this to, occasionally. So this just made things really easy for me and quick. Thanks, very much!
Best video on this by far, but it looks like you've already removed the plastic housing between the two vertical seat cushions....how did you do that without breaking it?
Watch the video
I just did this with my seats and I found it to be very easy to pull the felt covers of the seats aside and just put my hand under the plastic shell, then pull upward. Mine did not need much force at all. I don't know if it differs but mine is a 2018. Good luck!
What timestamp in your video shows the removal of the plastic housing over the first bolt you remove? My 2018 has a hard plastic housing over that bolt. It doesn’t just pop off. Thanks.
@@lisaevansmusic Lisa, mine is a 2016 Soul so I don't know how the 2018 models are designed. On mine there is a hard plastic cover between the 2 vertical seat cushions that you have to just pull out to access the screws. At first I thought it was secured in some fashion but I just pulled really hard and it came out. There was no fastener to keep the plastic cover in place...just some tabs at the bottom. Helps a bit if you squeeze from the sides. They weren't damaged at all by pulling on it and went back on without any fuss and stayed secure after I replaced the cover. Hope this helps!
Thanks! I figured it out. Now I’m looking for vids to remove the center console. 😂
Thank you for this video, sir! I needed to take off my rear seats to install seat covers.
Thanks, was wondering if taking the seats out would leave a flat surface to put a camper mattress, looks like it wont, but luckily we also have an old C-RV that can
Thank you, installing seat covers
Thanks, very helpful video...Subscribed!
No, thank you for your time and effort!
Excellent instructional video.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
do those bolts remove that thing sticking up in the middle? i would like to fix my 2018 for car camping and sleeping!
Thank you!
Thanks Mr this really helped ALOT
Thank you for sharing. Indeed apply force to the bar to "pop up" sit. Small screw driver don't do the job.
This is so great. Thank you so much. 😊
Thank you for this informative video! :) May I ask: Might there be any way of only taking out the left rear double-seat (the bench) and leaving in one back seat in the back (the single one on the right) to transport one extra passenger (so 3 people traveling in total)? I'm assuming no, as the seats seem to be connected at the sitting area..but maybe, if you (or someone else) sees my question, someone could give me a more definite answer? Greetings from Germany! :)
I also would like to know this. Because that would make a difference for me to either save money for a Skoda Roomster (3 individual seats, no tools needed to remove one, two or all 3 of them) or go for a Kia Soul when it's finally time to buy my next car.
what do you do with that electrical connection ?
I assume this would also work for a 2013 model?
Thanks
The removal for me is seat covers 😂 who knew they'd make it so complicated for covers🤷♂️
Can't HEAR.
Sorry to hear
Thank you 🙏 👍
Thanks