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Old 05-17-21, 02:15 PM
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I just did my front suspension from air to coils, I have been hesitant to do the rear even though I have the parts. The back seat has been very difficult. I have the bottom cushions off and cant seem to release the back cushions as there are many plugs, wires, etc. I want to pull it all out to give the mechanic free access to get to that strut top without having to pull at stuff or getting the back all dirty. I have scoured the web and cant find anything, a few videos, but they are normally the one piece seat back which is easy, I have the reclining. Was wondering if I paid for the TIS manuals for 2 days through Toyota at $20 on their site, would it be worth it? Has anybody ever gotten access and if so, would something like interior removal procedures with diagrams even be in there?
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TIS manuals are usually detailed, it should provide you with all necessary steps. I got only two wire harnesses behind my seats, though, I have just heated seats. You are likely to have more wires behind your seats.

Try searching the forum for rear strut replacement, it should include rear seat removal.
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