Rethinking Grand Wagoneer Seating: Pass-Through Solutions?

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So yeah we all know the deal with the Grand Wagoneer – if you want those second-row captain's chairs, you're stuck with that massive center console. But here's the thing: I'm itching to create a pass-through space back there. Got a couple of burning questions: Can you yank out that center console altogether? I know there's all sorts of gadgets in there, but is it doable to ditch it for a seamless pass-through in the second row? And what about opting for the second-row bench seat with the 40/20/40 setup? Can you pull out that middle "20" seat entirely to open up some sweet pass-through action? Hit me up with your thoughts, folks!
 
You can definitely remove the center console. It's fairly straightforward. Start by gently popping off the side panels at the back. Once both sides are loose, you'll find four bolts - one in each corner underneath the console. There's also an electrical plug on the passenger side that needs to be disconnected. After that, you can simply lift the console out.
 
So yeah we all know the deal with the Grand Wagoneer – if you want those second-row captain's chairs, you're stuck with that massive center console. But here's the thing: I'm itching to create a pass-through space back there. Got a couple of burning questions: Can you yank out that center console altogether? I know there's all sorts of gadgets in there, but is it doable to ditch it for a seamless pass-through in the second row? And what about opting for the second-row bench seat with the 40/20/40 setup? Can you pull out that middle "20" seat entirely to open up some sweet pass-through action? Hit me up with your thoughts, folks!
Was it successful? Does it cause errors on the dash if you remove the center console?
 
I hear you on the Grand Wagoneer setup! When we were customizing our own SUV, we ran into similar limitations with the seating arrangement. I wanted captain's chairs too, but the center console felt bulky, and I wondered about a pass-through option as well. I looked into removing the console, but it turns out, it's pretty integrated with the wiring and tech, so pulling it out might not be the best idea unless you're ready for a DIY project.

As for the bench seat, I found out that some owners have successfully modified those middle sections for extra space, but it does require some work. Definitely a fun challenge if anyone is up for it.
 

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