How to remove my back seat

Asked by Guru9ZR7Q8 Dec 16, 2020 at 08:31 AM about the 2014 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Nothing works to unlock my trunk. The keys the remote or
front button. Dealer said bring it in $300.00... I'll learn how
to remove my own back seats. I'm a 70 yr old woman And I
can do this, with step by step instructions Thank you

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http://www.hsguide.net/rear_seat_repair_procedures-463.html

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I found a mechanical at a service station. He and I removed the seat in 15 minutes, unlocked the trunk and reinstalled. The engineering on these cars SUCK! They literally designed a trunk that you can only open fm inside the trunk. You have to go to a mechanic as they have the necessary tools

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