[McJeep67]

Did you try and reference your owners manual ?

 

[Eagle71]

Did you try and reference your owners manual ?

What's that?:jawdrop:

 

[Cdwright]

Just take the seat out. You will be much happier.

 

[thejdj]

Pull the handle up and the seatback should fall forward.

Are you sitting on the seat or reaching in from the back?

 

[jay14sport]

It doesn't take excessive force to open it so maybe it's jammed. Try pulling back on the seat back at the same time

 

[cgv008]

Same thing happened to me the first time I folded the seat in my 2015 2dr. Just try from different angles and give it a good pull.

 

[Billetjksport]

Push down on top of the backrest part toward the floor as you push the lever.

 

[BajaLisa]

Thanks everyone. Apparantly I was doing it backwards, I was standing in the rear of the jeep trying to fold the seat towards me. A friend told me I have to do it from the back seat itself. Got it to work now! I know other people were saying the tumble seats aren't very secure, but mine don't seem to be going anywhere once they are pushed up against the front seats. I don't feel the need to bungee cord them or anything.

 

[SRO jeep]

I have a 2015 2 door jeep sahara. Not much room in the back unless I fold rear seat. When I do fold rear seat it bounces around while I drive hitting the front seats. Is there a mechanism to secure it when folded?

 

[DWDK]

I have a 2015 2 door jeep sahara. Not much room in the back unless I fold rear seat. When I do fold rear seat it bounces around while I drive hitting the front seats. Is there a mechanism to secure it when folded?

I use a black bungee cord with plastic hooks and hook it to the passenger head rest post and around the folded up seat down to the bottom seat support bar. Holds nice and firm and very quick and easy to hook up and unhook

 

[DAN513]

I use a black bungee cord with plastic hooks and hook it to the passenger head rest post and around the folded up seat down to the bottom seat support bar. Holds nice and firm and very quick and easy to hook up and unhook

Same here.

Works very well