130428

I was about to say that. no need for a lock, it's called gravity.

Little kids should be in a child seat, which itself is anchored by an anchor system designed specifically for that. You'd think if the "unlockable" seats were an issue, the crash tests would have shown, no?

mbrwski

Mine did the same thing today. They locked in down position and now they won't. Now the seat is sitting about an inch higher than the passenger side too. Something is wrong with the latch.

gbk

If they don't lock down then there must be some quality issue or defect because on several occasions my seats have locked down and I had to pull the latch to bring them up, not always but once in a while they lock down so not sure if that's supposed to happen or not.

Toddman38

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Screw rear seats, Dont and Arent suppose to lock in the down position.

If yours do, take it to your dealer, theres a Issue, if thyre locked in the down (seating) position!

Livoniabob

I hope mine never lock,, if they did I will not be able to get them up as no way to reach the latch with the under seat storage bin there.

SixShooter14

My '16 SuperCab locks positively UP. But in the down it also kinda locks. Its not as positive as when up. Its more of a catch. You can lift it without pulling the handle. But it's harder to lift and you can definitely feel a "hump" when the latch let's go. If I pull the handle first then it raises smoothly and easily. No handle pull and it's stiff then rolls up like a cam rolling over.

tbinmd

Rear seats in the screw only lock in the up position, they do not lock down. The backs have a latch that can be activate to pull the backs forward, for access behind the seat back.

chiefapple

The seats in my '15 Screw have never locked down and I do not think they are supposed to.

zukmeister

I was wondering this the other day too. I am almost 100% certain that I had to unlatch them to fold them up in my SCREW but now they are not latching when down.