Thank You So very much!
One question is it realy hard or pretty easily!

Almost no one here had a hard time with the FSR diy job. A few found the clip on the FSR to be too tight, requiring pliers to get it off. I thought the job was very straightforward and simple. It'll take you around 45 minutes if you take your time.

Give it a try and go spend the money you save on something fun. There is plenty of support here you if you run into a problem. :thumbup:

Thanks NCX... geting my parts end of this week.. so I was look around the passenge side and already got a problem
I see the screw at the very inner part of carpetted trim. Unscrew it. But Couldn't get the piece pull off. On the instruction It said \\
"gently pull to snap the clips out. Slide the trim to the front and work it out of it's place. Once the trim piece is free, unplug the hidden 12V outlet and set this to the side."
How gently is gently... I am pulling pretty hard and still wouldn't move. Is the 12V outlet that needed to be removed first?.. And by sliding the trim to the front. Is it toward the front of the car? I know it sounds stupid. But doesn't look any room that directly to slide!

I have taken that trim piece off a few times and each time it required some force to pop off but not to the point where I thought I would break the trim piece. There are 3 or 4 trim plugs on that piece. You can slide it slightly toward the front of the car once you get the trim plugs out, and then it will come off completely. See the pic below so you can visualize what is behind the trim. You can see one of the plastic trim plugs and the wiring for the 12v outlet.

ps... Ignore the blue and black wiring, that is for stuff I added and not part of the FSR replacement.

NCX... thank you... I will probably bother more later! But you the best! ^_^