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How to Remove Third Row Bottom Seat Cushion
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Can you not get at it by tumbling the seat? I don't believe anyone has ever posted about removing that cushion?
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Do you mean folding down the seat back? That doesn't seem to open up any access. It rolled under after falling in the area between the cushion and the arm rest... picture attached.
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Hard to tell the depth. Is there any way you can use something like needle nose pliers or something similar? A long screwdriver to see if you can move it? I'm guessing it is that brown object that looks like a think wire.
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