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    Default removing rear sail pannels?

    does anyone know how to get the rear seat ancors out I need to take those out in order to remove the rear panel to access the hatch struts it looks like theres a torx head but dosent seem to want to budge.
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    Its a torx T-47

    Edit: I had to use a 18 inch braker bar on one of mine to brake it loose. Other broke loose with regular rachet. There in there tight.
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    Thanks! never thought of a breaker bar lol, sometime it takes someone to say it for the idea to click
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    I don't rember having to pull the seats out to change the shocks. I just pulled the carpet back out of the way. The studs were covered with a little pice of white foam.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1sickta View Post
    I don't rember having to pull the seats out to change the shocks. I just pulled the carpet back out of the way. The studs were covered with a little pice of white foam.
    Ya same here, just pull the carpet back a little and theres a tiny wedge of foam you pop off and your top of your shock is right there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1sickta View Post
    I don't rember having to pull the seats out to change the shocks. I just pulled the carpet back out of the way. The studs were covered with a little pice of white foam.
    I thank he is talking about the struts for the hatch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MeanTA View Post
    I thank he is talking about the struts for the hatch.
    Oh got ya, well i'm all ears cause I have to do mine this week sometime lol!

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    I recently did mine and didn't have to completely remove the trim. I just pried it back until I could get the socket in there. I also had to use a good sized breaker bar.

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