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Seats and Seat  Controls 
This section tells  you about  the  seats- 
how  to adjust  them,  take  them  out, put 
them back in,  and fold  them  up  and 
down. 
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Manual  Front  Seats 
Pull up the lever on the  front of the  seat 
to  unlock  it. Slide  the  seat  to  where you 
want  it.  Then release  the lever  and try 
to  move  the  seat  with your body,  to 
make  sure  the  seat is  locked  into place. 
Four-Way  Manual Seat 
The driver’s  seat can be  adjusted  four 
ways. 
Use  the lever 
on the front of the  seat  to 
adjust  the  seat  forward or 
back (see 
Manual Front Seats earlier in  this 
section). 
To raise  the driver’s  seat, pull up the 
lever 
on the  side of the  seat. To lower 
the  seat,  push  the  lever down. 
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To get out  of the  third  row seats,  push 
down  on  the  rear  release bar  under  the 
seat  ahead 
of you to  tilt  the  seat 
forward. 
Removing  Rear  Bucket  Seats 
Removing  the  RIGHT ONLY Seats: 
1. Lift  the  upper  lever to fold  the 
2. Push  the lower  lever  back so the 
seatback forward. 
entire  seat and seatback tilt forward. 
3. Then,  from behind  the  seat, squeeze 
the  front  release bar toward  the 
crossbar. The  seat will release from 
the  floor  pins. 
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Removing LEFT ONLY and CENTER 
OR  LEFT  Seats: 
1. Lift the upper  lever to fold  the 
seatback  forward. 
2. Push down  on  the  rear release bar 
The  entire  seat  will tilt forward. 
3. Then,  from behind  the seat,  squeeze 
the  front  release  bar  toward  the 
crossbar.  The  seat  will release from 
the  floor  pins. adjusting Rear Seats 
Each rear  seat  location has  two  sets  of 
floor  pins.  Seats  equipped  with  the 
built-in  child  restraint  option  must be 
secured  in the  rear  set  of floor  pins. 
Seats  that don’t  have the built-in  child 
restraint  can be secured  in either  set of 
floor  pins.  Move  the position 
of these 
seats  up  or  back to provide  a little more 
room behind  or in front  of a  seat. 
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