I was a little sceptical when reading some of the other reviews. I did a visual inspection on my Jeep before ordering and found the bracket that holds the electrical connectors for my seat (air bag and heater) could easily be removed. (issues noted in other posts)Once the product arrived I had it installed in 38 minutes (including time searching for an 18mm socket and setting up my air hose / impact wrench).Tools I used:18mm socketImpact wrench (you could use a standard ratchet, but I like my air tools!)1/4" ratchet1/4" drive Torx 25 socketWire cuttersFlashlightZip ties (x2)Step 1:Remove the electrical bracket.I used wire cutters to cut the plastic tabs that poked thru the bracket holding the electrical connectors. Not enough room to move under the seat (or muscle) so I just cut them (carefully!).Once the bracket was removed using the 1/4" drive Torx 25, I zip tied the electrical wires loosely to the seat cross bar and slid the seat to each limit making sure the wires would not rip apart. The connectors were zip tied to the far right (center console) side of the seat allowing enough room for the box to slide in easily. Once I knew they were OK I tightened the zip ties and moved on.Step 2:Install the box.Slide the seat all the way back.Use the 18mm socket / racthet (impact wrench) to remove the 2 front seat bolts.Carefully slide the box under the seat making sure wires are not being pulled and align the holes.Install both bolts and tighten.Step 3:Verify drawer and seat operation.Drawer operation.Using the key open the drawer while sitting in the seat.***Caution****Seat operation.- I drive with the seat in the lowest manual setting -When sitting in the seat and attempting to slide the seat forward (SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY!!) I found that the seat hits the box and CAN NOT slide far enough forward where my wife likes the seat.The ONLY way I could make the seat slide forward with my 200lb  rear in it was to raise the seat 2 pulls on the height adjuster. Its not a bad position so I will attempt to leave it there so my Call of Duty leather seat doesn't get tore up by accident.The only thing I thought could be better was putting a "thumb pull" tab thingy around the lock so you could grap it and pull the drawer open. Turns out the key won't come out in the unlock position and it can be used to pull the drawer open.I am very pleased with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants a secure / hidden storage in thier Jeep!