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why dont you take it to a shop?
or do you have friends who do car work?
or friends who are just good with cars work too.
or atleast thats what my dad does

You need to unscrew the seats out…

First of all, busting the battery is idotic. inside a battery is *GASP*… battery ACID. Go figure. Acid hurts things, like car seats and carpet, and, OH NO, humans.

Second, the seat should be bolted onto the car frame, so you would need a wrench or socket wrench that fits the knuts on the bolts and take them off. I’ll make it easy, lefty loosy righty tighty. Then, once that is done, the seats should lift straight up off the bolts, and you can remove the battery. Repeat instructions backwards to replace the seat.

http://z.about.com/d/autorepair/1/0/l…

I guess being a smart *** about something someone else just suggested is the way to go around here these days…

jhturb wrote:
You guys are jerks some times do you realize that?

I appologize J. I was having a bad day. Thats no excuse but, sorry. I should have said…

Don’t bust the battery, it can damage your upholstery. The frame that the sat is on should be bolted to the floor of the vehicle like this…
http://z.about.com/d/autorepair/1/0/l…

Use a wrench to unbolt the seat and lift it off, then you should be able to remove the battery. If the battery is wedged inside the frame of the seat, rather than between the seat and floor, you may have to further disassemble the frame, which I don’t recomend. It can be quite difficult to put it back together correctly if you don’t know how. If that is the case, I suggest taking the seat to a professional, or maybe just someone you know who is good with tools.

*seat