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No, I didn't remove it. I was able to approach the square hole (circled in the image) with the square bit 'head on' using a long extension, angling slightly upward because, as I am sure you're finding out, it's hard to 'connect' your drill to that hole directly because the differential is in the...

Yeah I believe you. They key was to use the milquakee SQ1 square bit (similar concept to what what 2bmws mentioned above), and connecting it directly to the second (further) spindle which sits in the rail itself since trying to move the seat by attaching the drill with the attachment to the...

Hey everyone. I posted into another thread but figured I'd try here as well. I've been struggling to get the driver seat out for a few days now. The right track (the one closer to the center panel) moves using the manual "drill + spindle" method, but the left track is siezed. I upgraded my...

Hi Mario! I've been struggling to get the driver seat out for a few days now. The right track (the one closer to the center panel) moves using the manual "drill + spindle" method, but the left track is siezed. I upgraded my technique to the milquakee SQ1 bit to be able to transfer more torque to...