2008 Chevrolet Impala "tools needed remove seat" Questions

...seat from my 2006 Chevy impala SOMEONE HELP PLEASE!!!! They are probably a Torx headed fastener. There are male and female Torx fasteners in various sizes and you will need to buy the correct tools ...

...remove the bottom cushing from the rear seat. Should have 2 bolts holding them down. You will need a 12 or 14 millimeter socket with and extention to get them out.With that out of the way you should ...

seat. Remove the 10mm head bolt that needs so that the fuse box can be pulled out far enough to gain access to the breaker, you may need to remove lower right screw and pull the dash back some to gain

...tools clean. Clean the areas to be disconnected with a suitable solvent. Carefully cover open fittings and connections to keep out foreign material. Dirt in the injectors almost guarantees a clogged ...

...needed a flat head screw driver (for prying the covers off) a set of torx bits and a socket set. Sorry I can't remember the sizes but I'd say it's about $40 dollars in tools. Plus  I ...

...any special tools to remove driver's seat. Only you have to do is to disconect battery at least 3 min. before disconecting cables from underseat wires. Seat is mounted to the floor with four

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tools to remove/reinstall the bench seat bolts? I found the directions for removing the bench seat of my 1997 Mercury Villager minivan here on Fixya. (basically remove 6 bolts). I plan to reinstall it

...remove the drivers seat back to access the lumbar support motor. I have trim removal tools and have used them to pull/pry really hard where the clips are, the seat back will not release. The seat is ...

...tools should be needed to remove the seat bottom.lift slightly up on the cushion with one hand,and use the other hand to "thump" the front of the cushion towards the back of the car.(one hook on each ...