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Should the backs of the seats lock in place? Mine never have but it is very disconcerting when the passanger seat back folds forward on hard stops. I don't see any obvious mechanism that would appear to lock them.
'04 Chrysler Crossfire/'90 driftwood reatta
'95 jeep cherokee/2000 GMC Jimmy
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From my experience, they don't lock in place or anything.
Philip Croff
'74 LeSabre Luxus convertible (code U 455) '89 coupe, '94 Century wagon, '07 Subaru Forester, '90 white coupe (brother's)
The "GS" will rise again.
Have not researched, but sometimes I have to push mine forward & back a couple times to release. Other times not. Bottom line: There must be a lock, but it is erratic.
'89 Silver/Blue 66k mi (Thanx Unc)
'89 White/Burgandy 128k mi (Gone, but not forgotten)
'00 Expedition (Trailer Puller)
The seatbacks have inertia locks. Should NOT fold forward when stopping.
The factory service manual has info on troubleshooting.
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Roger Klein
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