I think if you unclip the rubber bellows there are some screws at the front of the cushion facing forward , it will also help if you connect your airline with a blower to the airbag to lift the seat so you have more room to see what you need to get at .

some had a keyhole slot on the metal base that some white plastic clips slide in to by pulling forward.

hope this helps

Thanks chris I see some torque screws at the front I’ll try and remove those and see what that does

The torque screws we’re the ticket! I saw some that had the key hole slots, but this was the torque screws in the front then a riveted metal clip in the rear.

glad I could help , think the riveted clips at back don't need removing just twisting 90*

yeah they just spin right around.

2 screws under the front lip of the cushion.
Also while you're under there check the cushion frame for cracks on the inside guides where the front/rear adjusters slide. common on the earlier frames getting on in age.

thanks. I got it done and back before I saw this message, but I have another coming once they swap seats out. I’ll make sure to check that one