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Start by removing the seat sliders, there are four bolts.
Pop off the seat belt holder cap to expose nuts on the outer side of the seat. remove the screw on the seat back adjuster handle, remove side plastic.
On the inside side of the seat, remove the plastic cap on the seat hinge, and remove the Phillips screw.
On the outer side of the seat, remove the two bolts that hold the seat back to the seat bottom frame.
Then, with a pair of clippers, remove the "hogrings" in a steadfast twisting motion to remove the seat cover from the frame.
Next, there will be hogrings that hold the cover to the foam. Imbeded in the foam in a wire that the seatcover attaches to. In my seats, that wire (which is rectanguler shaped) has seperated from the foam after 300k mi worth of use.
I'm going to put this wire back on the underside of the foam when I reattach the seatcover.
First, there is a thin sheet of foam on top of the seat cushon. It comes off easilly, and I'll reuse it later. Remove it and put it aside.
Next, I start cutting out foam in only the "butt" part of the bottom cushon. Foam makes blades dull surprisingly fast. I like to use disposable razors, but a good serrated nife, or electric bread knife works well too if you can sharpen it as needed.
Take your time. Its tough to do this real smoothly. You cant go too deep, but you want to remove as much foam as posable too.
