[kzjmnb]

I have a 2017 Camaro Convertible and would like to know how I go about removing the rear seat cushion. I tried just lifting it up from the front of the cushion, but it would not budge and I didn't want to pry on it for fear of breaking something. Can anyone help me?

[Tenfive]

you have to push in rotate it back then lift up and out

[lt4camaro]

Originally Posted by kzjmnb

I have a 2017 Camaro Convertible and would like to know how I go about removing the rear seat cushion. I tried just lifting it up from the front of the cushion, but it would not budge and I didn't want to pry on it for fear of breaking something. Can anyone help me?

It should be the same as a coupe, get a wide slim prybar and push it in an under the middle front edge of the seat and just pry up. it will pop out of the big plastic holder .

[STYLO LT1]

You have to put some muscle into when lifting the seat bottom cushion. Please be aware that there are 2 white plastic clips on each side that will likely break when the seat bottom cushion is removed. They will need to be replaced. They are about $15 bucks each. I will check for the part # on a spare that I have laying around somewhere.

[lt4camaro]

Originally Posted by STYLO LT1

You have to put some muscle into when lifting the seat bottom cushion. Please be aware that there are 2 white plastic clips on each side that will likely break when the seat bottom cushion is removed. They will need to be replaced. They are about $15 bucks each. I will check for the part # on a spare that I have laying around somewhere.

I have popped mine out twice, no problem with the white plastic clips that are snug in the floor. The seat has the metal post that goes into the plastic clip.

[kaamacat]

The clips referred to are about 1/2 way in on each side... slide a thin screwdriver under the seat cushion, then left to right. (just like finding a stud in a wall). These clips are in the seat base facing straight-down. Point here is you either pull straight up extremely hard or, get a larger piece of leverage and pry upwards (suggest to cover the rod of the item with a flat solid/thin item so as not to damage the seat). STRAIGHT UP....

The clip on the seat is about 2" long, 1" wide at best...and U shaped. It is received into the floor by a white plastic piece. That piece will either stay in the floor or come up with the seat. (you can remove an insert back into the floor later.