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Adam Gilbert Posted on Feb 02, 2013

My 06 malibu rear seat will not go down due to stuck switch

I want to remove my rear speakers, but one side of the rear seat will not unlatch. Does anyone know how i could get this rear latch to release? The cable seems to be stuck.

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Push on the seat to the rear while pulling the cable release. Sounds like latch is adjusted too tight. If this works make adjustment before putting the seat back up. Open trunk & you should also be able to get to the speakers and the latch for the seat back. May require a screwdriver or something narrow & long to push on the latch arm while another person pushes & pulls the seat back to unlatch.

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