NEED HELP! SC300 Driver's Seat Leather Installation!!
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NEED HELP! SC300 Driver's Seat Leather Installation!!
I JUST got my leather in today, and I installed the rear seat, ok. Got the passenger seat panels out and everything and had to paint it because it was really really rusty inside.
Anyways went to get the driver's seat out and the bottom butt panel. Went to get the rear 2 screws out and I can't find them for the life of me. Anybody have any suggestions. I assume I have to remove something else, but I don't know what!! I can post pics if necessary but I'd like to get this done tongiht!
I've been working on this since 4:30 and its now 8 and I'm just eating dinner!!
Anyways went to get the driver's seat out and the bottom butt panel. Went to get the rear 2 screws out and I can't find them for the life of me. Anybody have any suggestions. I assume I have to remove something else, but I don't know what!! I can post pics if necessary but I'd like to get this done tongiht!
I've been working on this since 4:30 and its now 8 and I'm just eating dinner!!
Originally Posted by inovashn
good job on helping out a friend in need.
I've seen the threads, they are here. I have never done it myself, nor do i remember the answer, and Tim has been here a long time, he doesn't need me to hold his hand. I know because search was the first thing he learned so very long ago
I wanted to inform him the answer did exist, i've seen it. Seems to be a common question.Thanks for stopping by though. Your 2 cents are always welcome
PS, i wanna see pics!
Last edited by O. L. T.; Apr 5, 2005 at 06:46 PM.
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Got it...with no help from you or other threads.
No pics for you either...thanks for the help.
Now I know how you got an 11k post count...telling people to search for it. well no sh*t, thats why I'm asking, I counld't find it in any other thread. If the knowledgebase is so great in you head, then help somebody out.
No pics for you either...thanks for the help.
Now I know how you got an 11k post count...telling people to search for it. well no sh*t, thats why I'm asking, I counld't find it in any other thread. If the knowledgebase is so great in you head, then help somebody out.
Well, perhaps you should try to refine your search skills, since they are not up to par.
I wasn't specifically looking for pics anyway, since THOSE THREADS we were talking about have plenty 
I wasn't specifically looking for pics anyway, since THOSE THREADS we were talking about have plenty
let's see........
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...5&postcount=11
that was actually from innovation's thread. nice way to "help out" there.
Interesting. who posted this thread again?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ht=remove+seat
inovashn
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Thanks for helping with that information there. See what being a smart elic get's you?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...5&postcount=11
that was actually from innovation's thread. nice way to "help out" there.
Originally Posted by inovashn
good job on helping out a friend in need.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ht=remove+seat
inovashn
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Thanks for helping with that information there. See what being a smart elic get's you?
Last edited by O. L. T.; Apr 5, 2005 at 08:27 PM.
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this one an easy one to find:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ht=remove+seat
Just wondering, how do I remove the front seats
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ht=remove+seat
the actual name of this thread is:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ht=remove+seat
Taking out the passenger seat..instructions please?
Soooooooooooooo within the next 24 hours yours truely will host a how to search thread to try and help members understand how that button works and how to get good results. (tune in).
Though i personally believe more than 60% of the people would rather have someone do the work for them, we'll see what we can teach the other 40% that can't seem to get the results they want.
Though i personally believe more than 60% of the people would rather have someone do the work for them, we'll see what we can teach the other 40% that can't seem to get the results they want.
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Let's cool it down, guys.
I'd like to request that everyone PLEASE try to give an example of 'what keyword to search for' and a sample thread or two instead of a 'use search', especially for new members to our forum. It comes across much better to new members and welcomes them to our community.
TIm, I'm glad you figured it out.... however you have been around long enough to know the kind of questions (like this one) that come over and over and over and over again. It can get quite tiring for both the moderators and long-time members to repeatedly re-type a response when an answer can be found instantly and easily. A ' use search' without example is sometimes appropriate then...
Innovashn, not appropriate to mouth off to moderators. Instead of making an unneccessary comment, why didn't you help the guy search for the answer yourself? 
Any questions on my comments here, PM me.
I'd like to request that everyone PLEASE try to give an example of 'what keyword to search for' and a sample thread or two instead of a 'use search', especially for new members to our forum. It comes across much better to new members and welcomes them to our community.
TIm, I'm glad you figured it out.... however you have been around long enough to know the kind of questions (like this one) that come over and over and over and over again. It can get quite tiring for both the moderators and long-time members to repeatedly re-type a response when an answer can be found instantly and easily. A ' use search' without example is sometimes appropriate then...
Originally Posted by inovashn
good job on helping out a friend in need.
Any questions on my comments here, PM me.
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