Dave Jr
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Was the ops vehicle a swb or lab to begin with? The behind the 3rd row space has me guessing swb
Tahoe; SWB
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Was the ops vehicle a swb or lab to begin with? The behind the 3rd row space has me guessing swb
I am so glad I found this. I want to do this to my 2017 Suburban. I hope the disassembly is similar!I really liked what you did and instructions were great. I made templates and cut 3/4 plywood with counter sunk holes to fill the no carpet voids. You have to put bolts in holes since they are open to bottom of truck and would let water in. I cut off the studs used to locate the seat belt bracket at 3/4". Then I put in the Weather Tech rear cargo mat. I can put the third row back in if I have a need in 30 minutes.View attachment 222381 View attachment 222382 View attachment 222383
I really liked what you did and instructions were great. I made templates and cut 3/4 plywood with counter sunk holes to fill the no carpet voids. You have to put bolts in holes since they are open to bottom of truck and would let water in. I cut off the studs used to locate the seat belt bracket at 3/4". Then I put in the Weather Tech rear cargo mat. I can put the third row back in if I have a need in 30 minutes.View attachment 222381 View attachment 222382 View attachment 222383
Tools needed:
15mm socket and ratchet
Small screwdriver
Start with removing the accessory tray:
Remove Matt
Remove “thumb” screws
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After removing screws simply lift out container
Remove the aft 4 10x1.5mm hex bolts (silver) using 15mm ratchet.
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***Raise the seats
Remove 3 access covers and 3 forward retaining bolts
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After bolt remove I replaced the covers
***Lower the seats
Have your screwdriver handy and roll the seat section up
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Unplug the electrical connection lifting the tab with screwdriver
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Your all set! Remove the seat assembly
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I will be adding a proper deck with spacers I’ll add to this post
Just remember to bag your bolts and wrap the seats for storage...
For now a weathertech insert works fine