How to Remove the Rear Seats of Nissan Classic Sylphy?

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VonDante
08/26/25 3:20am
Lift the rear seat of the Sylphy from the front bottom. The seat is secured with one clip on each side. After unfastening the clips, forcefully lift the rear seat. Detailed information about the Sylphy is as follows: 1. The rear seats of the Sylphy cannot be folded down. Most Nissan models have non-folding rear seats, but the entire seat can be removed. The removal method is simple, though the lack of a folding function is indeed a slight drawback. 2. The Classic Sylphy will retain the current Sylphy's exterior and interior design. Differences between high and low trim levels will include features like a sunroof, front fog lights, integrated turn signals on the exterior rearview mirrors, alloy wheels or steel wheels, and rear bumper decorations. 3. The Classic Sylphy will continue to use the current Sylphy's HR16 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, with a maximum power output of 93kW (126PS) and peak torque of 168N·m. It will be paired with either a 5-speed manual or CVT transmission, meeting the National VI emission standards.
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ValerieDella
09/08/25 3:48am
As a car owner who often does some minor modifications myself, I've removed the rear seats of the Sentra several times. The steps are actually quite simple. First, clear out all items from the rear seats. Then, locate the two fasteners near the front of the seat cushion, close to the doors. Reach under the seat cushion with both hands and lift it upward with force. It might be quite tight the first time, so you'll need some explosive strength. A 'click' sound indicates the fastener has been released. After lifting, check if there are any seat belts or wiring for heating functions connected, and handle them carefully if present. Once the seat cushion is removed, you can see the bottom of the seatback, which is usually secured by two clips and screws. Use a socket wrench to unscrew them for removal. It's recommended to wear gloves during the process to prevent your hands from slipping. If the fasteners don't align when reinstalling, you can use your knee to adjust the position of the seat cushion, making it easier and more effortless.
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