No. You DO remove the driver seat (slide it all the way forward, then press the steel tab at the front of the track, push the seat rest of the way forward), then swivel the base around backwards and your aux battery box is completely exposed. bob On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Trooz <trooz@roadrunner.com> wrote: > I'm really pressed for time and I'm hoping that someone will have a ready > answer rather than telling me to search the archives or Bentley. > > Do I have to remove the driver's seat base to replace the house battery? > The first place I went to said they couldn't *wouldn't* do it because of > that. I thought it was doable without removing the seat base, but I wasn't > there when the battery was originally installed. > > Any helpful advice is much appreciated. > > Bob Trousdale > '90 Westy > |
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