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December 15th 04, 05:34 PM
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Rear seat 2004 Ion
I need to temporarily remove the rear seat from my new 2004 Ion. If I screw
up I'll be in deep dudu. My last car was a snap . two screws and pop it out. If any one Knows how it comes out would very much appreciate a hint. 
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December 15th 04, 09:11 PM
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Got it
"john" > wrote in message ... >I need to temporarily remove the rear seat from my new 2004 Ion. If I screw >up I'll be in deep dudu. > My last car was a snap . two screws and pop it out. If any one Knows how > it comes out would very much appreciate a hint. > >
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