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rear seat latch
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Highwayman2013
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Push down on the seat while you push in and turn the key toward the wrench, hold the key and pick up on the seat.
RICZ
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I can't add to the above suggestions, they are good ones, but once you do get it open, make an emergency release of thin cable, wire or strong nylon cord. Attach a pull at the outer end - I used black plastic valve stem caps. I also put one on the frunk latch. They lie at the sides of the seat and frunk lid. I never had a lockout but read about them so I did it on a preventative measure. No lockouts for this guy!
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