REMOVING THE SEAT COVERS:

Back:
- Pulled the clips out the headrest grommets. This allows the head rest to slide out
- Pried off the release lever 'button' and grommet.
- Straightened the 4 or 5 pointed metal tabs at the bottom.
- Pulled up the cover as far as possible. This exposed the tubes which are part the headrest
grommets. (see picture below)
- Pressed in the 4 'barbs' while pulling on the grommets from the top. Once, the grommet/tubes
we're pulled, cover comes off.

Bottom:
- Unwrap wires from back legs.
- Straighten pointed tabs (one per side) on side.
- Pop off (gently ) two plastic "push rivets" from front.
- "Peel" the skirt up (the sides, front & back section).
- Cut with wire cutter or open the 4 rings per rod with pliers. (see picture below)
- Remove cover.

SEAT UPGRADES

For seats with seperate headrests
<----------------------You must push in the 4 barbs at the bottom
in order to remove
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2
6
4
5
3
The six locations where
the rings need to be
removed
Finished seats
Once the seats are off you'll see that each section (back and bottom)
have 2 pieces, a back/side piece and the part you make contact when
your sitting.
If you have any sewing ability or even access to a sewing machine, you
have an advantage. Otherwise, find someone who can help you sew
the stuff. I strongly recommend sewing the pieces by machine, not hand.

You seperate the sections using a seam ripper or a small scissor. Then
you'll see you have a piece which you can use as a pattern for your new
part. (email me if you need more details)

Go to a fabric store and pick whatever color vinyl you want. Cut the
pieces using the old as a pattern. You can get fancy by sewing different
color pieces together to get a really custom look. Re-use the back or side
piece if it's in good condition. Anyway, sew the pieces back together and
you'll have a good fitting cover. One caution: The piping will seperate
from the back/side part depending on which seam you rip. (you will see
what I mean when you do it.
For my seat upgrade, I added
the gray vinyl "wing" sections.
The black part is the original
basketweave vinyl
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