Cant remove the back seats - Voyager Plymouth Cars & Trucks

I have had the exact same problem , the actaual cause of the seat not sliding back is due to the small cable retaing clip which fastens at the underneath of the seat this is a very common problem and is very trickY to get to as you say the rear panel appers to need to come off , it does not, you axs the small clip from removeing the liners at the very bottom of the seat where there is a footwell light , when you axs this area you be able to get to the clip or the actaul cable ,to which ever is broken,,

between the seats there are two bolts in the crack... you will have to take those loose..

On rear seat, remove it by lifting it up, then look down there for the missing hook or belt. When replacing the seat, you have to insure all the straps are on the seat before pushing in and down to replace the seat. It just pulls up and pushes down.

in the middle of the seat cushions in the back of the seat there is a little loop, pull that loop forward and that will have the seat's bottom pulled down to the floor agains the back of the front seats. Next simply apply a lil muscle to the back of the back seats and the seats should fold down nicely into the open space. Be sure to remove the headrests so the seat will fold all the way down. post any issues u may have.

The guy that posted the first solution...that works...My power seat module went bad , so I used a 12 volt batery charger on the wires to move my power seats.

Hi, you can go threw your fender wall by taking a few screws off and removing it. your batt should be sitting on top of your right side fender wall. you can run cables to the batt this way to charge it. you will have to remove the tire to access the fonder wall.

Here's what you need. Put the seat in the back, about where it was before you removed it. behind the seat by the floor you have a latch handle on the left and right side behind the seat close to the floor. click the release buttond on the handles, and push them to the down position, hinging them to the floor. Good, now the seat should roll on the track that is attatched to the floor. line the seat up to the holes on the track and lift the latch handles back up. that should do it
Good Luck!

there must be one hidden bolt left check that the seat belts aren't holding you back

Please use this link and follow the instructions:

http://www.autozone.com/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c152800bcc6c


Good luck....

it should be bolted on cant say any more with out a picture