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Remove Front Passenger Seat and Lockbox

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SELLING THE JEEP JK! WHAT AM I GETTING NEXT....?

What happens here

Remove the front passenger seat. This is done by unscrewing a 3/4 inch bolt from the front of the seat. The creator emphasizes that using anti-seize when originally installing the bolts makes this process much easier, preventing them from seizing due to road spray and rust. He also removes a lockbox that was stored on the side of the seat.

Goal: Detach the front passenger seat and associated lockbox.

Tools and materials

  • Wrench — Unscrewing seat bolts
  • Anti-seize — Lubricating bolts to prevent seizing
  • Lockbox — Secure storage

What they say

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seat. I have the passenger side already vacuumed and cleaned out. Floor match clean. Everything's good to go. But I just want to bring to you guys attention that this little piece I have here, this is a lock. I don't know if you guys can really see it too too much, but it's like a it's like a lock box. You can put a key in there, pull it out, whatever. Super nice, super handy. Carry anything from handguns to money to whatever you want in there. I'm going to pull it out. Um, it's one of those things where I do have a different Jeep that I can fit into, so I'm going to pull it. And all it takes is a 3/4 in bolt. And they're bolted right up here on the front seats. One here and one here. There's nothing bolted in the back yet. So, I'm going to go ahead and pull these bolts out quick. Now, I did go ahead and I anti-seized these bolts when I first put them in, which makes it super easy to get these out. No impacts required, no nothing. One thing that really sucks about um JK, well all Jeeps in general, is that the seat bolts go all the way through the tub. So what happens is you have a bunch of road spray that comes up underneath the tub and ends up seizing these bolts [clears throat] in there and if it's your first time ever taking them out, they suck. They can they got to get stuck. You end up putting breaker bar on breaker bar on breaker bar trying to get them out. And that goes the same with the back seats earlier. Like you saw in the little bit of part ago in the video was I had those seat recline kit. Well, those bolts go all the way through again like the front seats do. So those bolts, if you've never broken them loose before, are horrible to break loose. I would definitely recommend getting an impact on them, something that can break them so you're not over there breaking your wrist the whole time. I'm going to get this bolt out here. All right, I'm going to slide this slide this up here. I'm going to go ahead. I'm just going to loosen the rear ones cuz this box just does not want to come out. Okay, now that should should give me the play that I need to get this box out of here. Yep. Look at that. That carpet pulled up. Boom. Just like that.

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