Today we're going to remove the driver seat from a 2012 Chevy Silverado. Alright the tools that you're going to be needing is going to be a 10 millimeter wrench, 716 socket and a 916 socket, flat head and a ratchet. These are just extra tools in case you might need needle nose pliers and this is just to make my job easier. Sweet so let's go ahead and get started. Go ahead and grab the 10 and remove the negative terminal from the battery. Go ahead and turn light. Alright there it is. So I'm going to go ahead and loosen that up and remove the negative terminal. Alright once you loosen up the terminal, let's go ahead and set that to the side so it does not make contact with the negative battery terminal just like so. Alright just to prevent the airbags from the point. Never having problems with that but might as well do it right I guess. So let's go ahead and pop this off. We have a cover here. We have a cover here. We're going to be able to reach that one there but we will when we move the seat forward. This one's electric so after we remove this one here we might have to put the battery terminal back on so be able to scoot this up forward. So we're doing it. Battery terminal is off. So let's go ahead and use the 916s and we'll go ahead and drive that out. Alright and we'll just go ahead and break that loose just like so and we'll move on to the next one here. This one you're going to pull back and up just like so. There's a little clip that I said that might stay behind. That's why you grab your needle nose and you just pinch it. Pull it up. Come on you. There it is. Alright and now we just simply put this back into its place right here. Push that down into the needle nose if you have to. Just lock into place. Set that to the side. Grab our 916s and our ratchet and we'll just go ahead and break this loose as well. Sweet. Alright the whole reason I'm just breaking it loose is because I love using my power tools. So now we're going to connect this extension with this slible. It will be easier if I use both hands. Yeah it might just be easier. There it is. Sorry. Try to do this real quick. Alright and there it is. Nice and free. Now we're going to do this side here. Get a closer look. Alright there it is. Alright now we're going to go ahead and connect the negative terminal back to the battery. Alright just sit it right on top and push it down. There it is. Let's go ahead and move that seat forward. Alright here we go. Alright perfect. Now let's go ahead and disconnect the battery terminal once again. Alright once we have that disconnected let's go back to the seat. Alright we're going to go ahead and recline the seat forward. We're going to grab our tools. Come back here. We might need our fled. Go ahead and pop this open. Alright. Alright that's that one little one aren't there. Alright so we're going to use our 716th. Go ahead and drive this out. I might need an extension here. Let me see. Maybe it's more than enough for me to break it loose but for you guys you might be close. I have my extension here already. Sweet alright and let's go ahead and remove this cover. That should have locked into here. Let's see if it's able to drive it out. Yeah figured it wasn't. That's why you got a break it loose first. Come on you. Yeah. Alright there it is. Alright next thing we're going to do is just remove this picktell from here. Looks like it has a little luck. Just pull back and push down. Out comes the picktell. Looks like there's probably another one. There is. This one here is probably for the airbag. Let's go ahead and push that down and out it goes and out comes the seat. So let's go ahead and drop the seat. Pick it up and front. Move it towards you. Pick it up from the seat backrests and down it goes. That is how you remove a driver seat on a 2012 Chevy Silverado. Thank you for watching. Please like and subscribe. Alright let's get out of here before we get kicked out.