KZJ78 rear seat removal.

[BTV]

I feel like I'm missing something obvious here, but, here I am, asking for help...
How the hell do you get the rear seats out of a KZJ78? Is there an easy way with a lever or a button that I somehow can't find, or is it a fairly intensive process?
Help!!!

 

[FJ73Texas]

If you have the user manual, it may be in there and translation will probably be needed as well.

 

[BushyBrow]

I wrote a rough tut for my own notes - might be helpful for you Remove 3rd Row - https://dramatic-process-902.notion.site/Remove-3rd-Row-49bc28bd5ded40a8a23ed9d6bf2e0b01

 

[BTV]

I wrote a rough tut for my own notes - might be helpful for you Remove 3rd Row - https://dramatic-process-902.notion.site/Remove-3rd-Row-49bc28bd5ded40a8a23ed9d6bf2e0b01

This was super helpful! Thanks for taking the time to put that together, and send it my way.
I had a hard time committing to pulling those plastic guards off as I wasn't sure if they actual did pop off... would be a very hard piece of plastic to replace had it snapped. Knowing they did was a game changer. Super easy once they pop off.
Mucho Thank you-o

 

[BushyBrow]

This was super helpful! Thanks for taking the time to put that together, and send it my way.
I had a hard time committing to pulling those plastic guards off as I wasn't sure if they actual did pop off... would be a very hard piece of plastic to replace had it snapped. Knowing they did was a game changer. Super easy once they pop off.
Mucho Thank you-o

Since you found it helpful I'll just share the content here for future people in case i move the link:

1. Pull off the plastic cover of the rear piece. Should be easy w/out tools
   
   
2. With a tool, remove the front cover. Come at it from the body
   
   
3. Now they are removed. Remove the back ones first and then the last one being the front. Use a 14mm socket
   
   
4. Cover the holes with the nuts for safe keeping
   
   

Glad I could finally help someone!