Created on: 2017-07-11
Seat not folding even after pulling the lever? Watch this video and learn an easy solution to this common problem
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Something we noticed with our 2009 Suburban, and it’s the same for 2007 to 2014 Suburbans, as well as the Yukon XL, maybe even the Tahoe and the regular Yukon, sometimes you'll try and move your seats back up and they won't go.
You'll even pull on this thing and it doesn't want to work. What we found is all you need to do is tilt the seat up, drop it down, and it will come up. These back catches here don't lock down well enough so they prevent it from going up.
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