2000 Rear seat folding Q
01-06-2005, 11:21 AM
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2000 Rear seat folding Q
How do i fold the rear seat down on my 2000 TL? there is a pull tab in there like the new accords have to fold down the seat, but that opens the trunk from the inside on may car...how do i get that seat down? i need to get my snowboard in there!!
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01-06-2005, 11:54 AM
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yup! it cant be done. i tried to fit my board through the center but it didnt fit, so i just wrapped it around in a blanket and laid it across the rear seats. that's the only way.
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
01-06-2005, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by aaronnn
yup! it cant be done. i tried to fit my board through the center but it didnt fit, so i just wrapped it around in a blanket and laid it across the rear seats. that's the only way.
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
01-06-2005, 12:32 PM
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my rear seats arent bolted down any more. that way if i need to carry something big in the car i can just lift up on the rear seat and fold it down making it a full pass thru
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01-06-2005, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Bxscig
If you really need to you can easily remove the rear seats making the entire back open to the trunk.
I have researched my options to retro-fit to folding seats like the accord. Even tho the accords rear seats fit, there is no mechanism or a way to mount them securely. I woudn't risk cutting the frame however.
01-06-2005, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by aaronnn
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
This has got to be the most creative answer I've heard in years. 
01-07-2005, 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by aaronnn
accords are a family car and you're more likely to carry more things in it, while acura is almost like a luxury accord, it doesnt have the rear folding seat capability. its a "luxury" car so its not meant to be used to carry items like snowboards and other outdoor equipments and whatnot.
i haul all sorts of stuff
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