there should be 4 bolts that hold the seat to the floor. just remove them and if it has power seat dont forget to unplug them.
No
unbolt it
no. check fuses and relays.
Apply pressure (usually kneeling is the best and easiest) on the rear of the seat and pull the seat towards the front of the car.
Possibly, remove the back seat and see for yourself.
It is up inside the drivers side frame rail, Back where the transmission cross member is. Kinda behind the drivers seat.
you have to remove the driver seat belt and remove the panel it is behind there
* On fixed seats remove the bolts at base of the seat back sidecushions and detach them.Remove the two bolts at the rear of the seat cushion and detach the cushion assembly.Remove the two bolts at the base and remove the seat back * On folding seats remove the two bolts at the front of the seat cushions and detach the cushion assembly.Fold the seat backs forward remove the bolts and lift the assembly out
I have a 2000 Contour and there was a 19mm stud between the armrest and seat. It is hard to see and get the wrench on.
With the seat folded flat, standing at the back of the vehicle, pull on the large u-shaped handle that it pointing toward the rear. The whole seat should dislodge.
According to the Owner Guide it is behind an access door , beside the drivers seat , on the " B " pillar
To remove the rear seat of a 1998 Chevy Metro LSi, start by locating the seat bottom clips or bolts, typically found at the front edge of the seat. Lift the front of the seat up to disengage it from these clips. For the seat back, look for bolts or screws securing it to the car's frame, usually at the bottom or sides, and remove them. Once those are undone, you can carefully lift the seat back out of the vehicle.