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Mercury Villager 1997  Owners Manuals 196
[RR08000(ALL)01/93]
Installing the Removable Bucket Seats
[RR08100(ALL)01/93]
To position the bucket seats back in their original positions:
[RR08200(ALL)07/95]1.
Make sure the area around the flo

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Mercury Villager 1997  Owners Manuals Adjustable Rear Seating
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[RR09300(ALL)01/93]
Three-Passenger Bench Seat
[RR09400(ALL)01/93]
When entering and exiting the vehicle, third-row passengers
must be careful that they step over the auxil

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[RR09900(ALL)04/94]
Some of the different ways that your vehicles seats can be
arranged are shown below.
[RR10000(ALL)01/93]
17-1/2 pica
art:0040160-A[RR10050(ALL)09/95]
NOTE: Do not try to remov

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With the second row seat(s) removed, the three-passenger bench
seat can be moved all the way forward, just behind the front
seats for more room in the cargo area.
[RR10400(ALL)

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[RR10430(ALL)06/95]
Moving the Three-Passenger Bench Seat
[RR10450(ALL)09/95]
NOTE: When moving the three-passenger bench seat, the seat
cushion cannot be lowered unless th

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RWARNING
After moving the third-row seat, be sure to latch the seat
in a passenger seating position. Improper location of the
seat will prevent correct use of the safety belts

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[RR12400(ALL)01/93]4.
Lower the seat cushion only if in a seating position. The seat
cushion will not lower in a storage position. Do not try to
lower the seat cushion by f

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[MC64000(ALL)03/96
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Cleaning the Seats
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[MC64100(ALL)01/96]
Leather
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[MC64200(ALL)01/96]
For routine cleaning, wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth.
For more thoroug
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