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1983-1993 Mustang Convertible Rear Seats Removal & Installation

Created by Jay Walling / 10 min read
Date Created: 10/8/2021
Last Updated: 2/9/2024

Within this article, we will go over the steps for the fox convertible rear seats' proper removal and installation procedure! You will be able to use these steps for many different service procedures ranging from basic cleaning, upholstery replacement, or even quarter window restoration.

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  • How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats - How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats

    • Follow along, and we will show you just how simple this job is to complete!

    Removal/Installation Instructions

    1. Simply fold your front seats forward to gain access to the rear seats.

    2. Disengage the rear seat cushion from the retainers by pushing the cushion rearward and then lifting and removing the seat bottom.
      3. How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats - How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats

    3. Once you have the seat bottom out of the way you can gain access to the seat back retaining bolts. Remove the bolts on each lower corner of the seat back. Once these are out, you will be able to allow the seat back to drop down to release it from the retaning tabs.
      4. How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats - How to Remove and Install 1983-1993 Convertible Rear Seats
    4. Now you can remove the rear seat back completely from the vehicle.

    5. Take this time to thoroughly clean the area while you have the seats out of your Mustang.

    6. The installation process will a simple reversal of the removal. The lower bolts for the seat back need to be torqued to 60-70 lb/in.
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    Jay has written content for Late Model Restoration for over 10 years, producing over 120 articles. Jay has an extensive 25-plus-year background in automotive and is a certified Ford Technician. Read more...