Jeep Grand Cherokee (2011-2016) | Dodge Durango (2011-2020) - Part 1/2 - Bottom Cover Disassembly

Bottom Seat Cover Disassembly Part 1 of 2 - Brian goes over how to remove your old OEM bottom leather cover and as well as all of the steps on unplugging all the necessary seating attachments.
The video is suitable for most sub-models of the Jeep Grand Cherokee or Dodge Durango and is particularly helpful for the ones listed below. Please note that the products showcased in the video are exclusively made for the following Limited sub-model.
2011 - 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Limited)
2011 - 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Overland)
2011 - 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Laredo)
2011 - 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Summit)
2011 - 2013 Dodge Durango (Crew)
2014 - 2016 Dodge Durango (Limited)
2011 - 2020 Dodge Durango (Citadel)
2017 - 2020 Dodge Durango (GT)
2019 Dodge Durango (SXT Plus)
Tools: Pry Tools, Plastic Pry Tools, Impact wrench/Drill, Phillips Head, Flathead Screwdriver, Torx 20, Torx 30, Torx 50, Steamer, Heat gun/Blow-Dryer, Hammer, Needle Nose Pliers
To view all of our OEM replacement Covers and Foam products as well as pricing please visit us at www.theseatsho... and follow the drop-down menu using your vehicle Year/Make/Model
The best way to contact us is our email at [e-mail] or if you wanted to talk to us the good old fashion way please give us a call at 214-710-2565

[@mhardine]

great video. thanks for going slow and explaining everything.

[@jh.1528]

Guys great, most informative seat video yet. Homeboy is showing step by step, Not fwd. and coming back at the end like the other jerkoffs do. Good video man.

[@TroutWest]

So I just wanted to comment to let you know, if you want to take the cover and foam out, you DON'T need to unbolt all that. You can just take the seat out... flip upside down or gain access to the under side and just undo those rails that hold the cover down. That's it. You can even do this with the seat still attached. A while back, i did a video just like yours... (Search wk2 seat cover replacement) and you'll see I did your same steps. But I've since learned you can do this job in about 10 minutes per side no joke. Just undo those rails on the side, no unbolting and you will be done.

[@HappyHarvick4]

This video was a lifesaver!

[@rickvndm]

You do an excellent job Thank you

[@batoot2die100]

What you did is an amazing job.

[@michaelmayer4625]

Great video! Has anyone had the annoying issue where the seat memory feature fails? I've done the trick to reset it by sliding the chair all the way up and then all the way back and it will work....but only temporarily. I've been doing that for a few years!

[@TheSeatShop]

Great tip!

[@calmstormambience1875]

Great video I just ordered a leather seat cushion for my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit. I don't need to replace the foam just the top leather cushion is there an easier way to do it? Thanks

[@Pislui]

Nice, I have to replace my foam, I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee with vented seat, just like this one. Will the durofoam be available anytime soon?

[@TheSeatShop]

Hey there! Although we do not have an exact timeline, this is definitely one we want to get working on soon! Follow our social pages to stay up to date on the latest releases.

[@steveperuski5547]

Ty

[@Pantherforlife]

Excellent video block by block instructions for this vehicle. My question is why you have no videos on the 3rd generation Lincoln Town Car seats. My 2008 model is showing it's age the bottom seat is sinking in and showing wear. May you show me a video similar to the Lincoln town car seat or you just don't deal with Lincoln town cars at all. Thankyou for your channel...

[@TheSeatShop]

Hi Julio, thanks for the support! We don't make any products for the town cars since we mainly focus on trucks and SUVs. So with that said, we won't have a video on it.

[@Pantherforlife]

@@TheSeatShop Greatly appreciate your reply. Thanks...

[@supmikey123]

hey man whats the part number of that whole plastic shroud where the seat adjustments go? my fatass broke it from jumping in and out of the car all the time lol

[@TheSeatShop]

Hey Michael, While we don't have a part number necessarily, you can call your local dealer to get that info! Also, you can try dormanproducts.com as they might have that part.