How to adjust the second row of the GL8?

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CarlosRose
07/30/25 12:37am
There are buttons on the side of the second-row seats of the Buick GL8 for adjustment. Press the buttons to adjust the seat forward or backward—pressing the front moves the seat forward, while pressing the rear moves it backward. The armrests of the rear seats can be adjusted by pulling them manually. Below are the methods for folding down the seats: There is a pull ring under each side of the rear seats; pulling them by hand allows you to fold down the respective rear seats, thereby increasing trunk space. The proportional folding feature divides the backrest of the rear seats proportionally, enabling you to fold down either side as needed to meet the requirements for increased trunk storage space and rear passenger seating.
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