If you're having a hard time getting your stash out from under there, thats what the brakes are for. :evil:

 

If you're having a hard time getting your stash out from under there, thats what the brakes are for. :evil:

LOL

 

rotfl

 

Jeez stop posting URGENT threads all over the place. How can this be so urgent. I thought a baby's hand was trapped under the seat or something. rotfl

 

Jeez stop posting URGENT threads all over the place. How can this be so urgent. I thought a baby's hand was trapped under the seat or something. rotfl

Good God, Dood! :thwack:

You put 1300+ HP into a supra, and can't remove the seats in your elise! -poke- -poke-

Download the repair manuals from lotus. See this thread:

http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11458&highlight=download+manual

'Greg

 

If you're having a hard time getting your stash out from under there, thats what the brakes are for. :evil:

rotflrotflrotflrotflrotfl

 

Chris-too funny! rotfl

 

Good God, Dood! :thwack:

You put 1300+ HP into a supra, and can't remove the seats in your elise! -poke- -poke-

Download the repair manuals from lotus. See this thread:

http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11458&highlight=download+manual

'Greg

I just dont wanna **** anything and everything is just so hard to get too, im not used to the Elise yet. And btw thanks for the Link!!

-Seb

 

Well I didnt find ANY info on there....it was usefull anyways I downloaded everything....

so yeah I still need some help on how to easily remove the passenger seat, that is really important :wave:

and also I need to know how to remove the shift knob, I mean ive even completely removed the little screw, and the thing will just move a little but thats it, I have no clue how to remove it :shrug:

-Seb

 

shift knob

this may help with the shift knob

 

Get your alen wrench, get a pair of vice grips and a wrench or another pair of vice grips to turn the vice grips that are clamped to the alen. It's pretty easy.

 

this may help with the shift knob

Too much manual labor. I recommend power tools. This will remove any part you like:

 

I seriously have to question someone who claims to have created a 1,300hp Supra asking how to perform the most simple tasks that even I have figured out without a problem.

:huh:

 

Too much manual labor. I recommend power tools. This will remove any part you like:

I have a dremmel, I was thinking about it lol, ill try some methods since there doesnt seem to be a "way" to remove it, ill let u know when I succeed lol :nanner:

-Seb

 

I seriously have to question someone who claims to have created a 1,300hp Supra asking how to perform the most simple tasks that even I have figured out without a problem.

:huh:

And posts like an 11-year old with a cel fon...





'Greg

 

And posts like an 11-year old with a cel fon...





'Greg

sorry if english is not my first language and that I dont write it perfectly

I guess I was just too tired yesterday, as soon as I got on it this afternoon I figured it out pretty fast, I just removed the seat from the rails(instead of removing the rail, wich removes the seat also)...it was longer to do but then once it was out getting the rails out was very easy

-Seb

 

I need to know how to remove the shift knob

I would get a strap wrench - usually a long metal handle with a rubber or nylon web strap on the end - to remove the knob. Once the set screw (the small screw on the side, if so equipped) is removed the knob should just unscrew, although it may be tight.

Here's an example of a strap wrench: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=40198. Harbor Freight may not have the best tools, but you can often quickly find a picture of tools on their site - although any strap wrench would probably do the job...

 

Here's a little trick I learned when reinstalling the passenger seat. The back two bolts are a real bugger to get started. It's hard to keep the bolt from falling out of the 6mm allen socket so use one of those magnetic telescoping tools you buy to grab washers etc and use it along with the allen socket/extension and you can aim that bolt right into place without dropping it 20 times before you get it. All of this is assuming you are putting the seat back in I suppose.

 

get one of those 18 inch grabber things at pep boys....works great to retrieve stuff....

 

got it out was easy, its just the way it was moving and stopping didnt feel right, but you just have to go and force it to unscrew and it comes out easily

-Seb

 

Glad to see you were able to get it out. Sorry you had to put up with so much crap for just asking a simple question. Not one of ET's better moments.

soulman

 

http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12819

For next time, step by step instructions with pictures of the tools needed. It's very easy to do with the right tools.