This part was the hardest, i started by taking a thick flat head…

This part was the hardest, i started by taking a thick flat head screw driver on the other end of the pin (left side) and bending it at an angle causing the pin to slowly push its way out until there was enough showing to pull it out with a pliers, the interlock cam can than be removed. the cam is no longer needed, you can reuse the pin, if you don't have the floor interlock screw.

Owner caption August 2009 · Photo 70 of 316