* Finding a Repair Manual: Your best bet is to get a repair manual specifically for a 1996 Chrysler Sebring Convertible. These manuals provide detailed instructions with diagrams. You can find them online (e.g., Haynes, Chilton) or at auto parts stores.
* Expect Bolts and/or Latches: The seat is almost certainly secured by bolts underneath, potentially hidden by trim panels. You'll need to access these bolts, possibly by removing plastic panels or trim around the seat base. There may also be latches involved.
* Disconnect Electrical Connections (If Applicable): If the car has heated seats or other electrical components related to the rear seat, you'll need to disconnect those connectors before removing the seat.
* Potential for Difficulty: Convertible models sometimes have more complex interior structures than sedans. The rear seat may be more integrated into the chassis or the folding mechanism.
Without a repair manual, proceeding is risky: Attempting to remove the seat without knowing the proper procedure could lead to damage to the seat, the car's interior, or even injury to yourself.
In short: Don't try to remove the rear seat without a repair manual specific to your 1996 Chrysler Sebring Convertible. The information needed is highly car-specific and not readily available through general online searches.
