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SEAT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

Third Row Seats

Third row 60/40 split bench seats

have been modiﬁed during conver-

sion procedures. Seat backs can be

folded down to the ﬂat position and

tipped forward to provide full access to

rear ﬂoor storage compartments. The

Stow ’n Go (stow in ﬂoor) feature is

not available.

Seat removal is allowed for the driver

side section of the seat (instructions

on opposite page). The electronic

control module assembly is mounted

under the passenger side section of

the seat. Removal of the passenger

side section of the seat is prohibited*.

* Should removal of the passenger

side section of the third row seat

be imperative, contact The Braun

Corporation at 1-800-THE LIFT

®

.

A Braun Product Support represen-

tative will direct you to an authorized

service technician.

Folding (tipping) Third Row Seats

Seat backs can be folded down to

the ﬂat position and tipped forward.

Seats must be returned to the full

stowed (locked) position before

driving.

To Fold (tip forward) Third Row

Seats

1. From the rear of the vehicle, fold

down the back of the bench seat

(pull release strap #1).

2. Pull the release strap at the rear

of the seat (between seat base

and ﬂoor), and lift and fold (tip)

the seat forward.

To Unfold (rotate rearward) Third

Row Seats

Carefully (slowly) rotate and lower

seat rearward to stowed position.

Ensure the rear spring-loaded at-

tachments engage ﬂoor strikers.

Raise the seat back (pull release

strap #1) and attempt to move

seat back and forth.

Caution: Use extra care when

lowering passenger side section

of seat. Do not slam seat down

or allow seat to drop (free-fall).

Doing so may result in damage

to the electronic control module

assembly.

W

A

RNING

Install seats as

speciﬁed before

occupying seats or

operating vehicle.

Failure to do so may

result in serious

bodily injury and/or

property damage.

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