1990 Honda Accord Owner's Manual - Page 9

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Seats (cont'd) Trunk Access From Rear Seat The rear seat-back can be opened by turning the lock on the rear shelf with the master key and pulling down the top of the seat-back. This allows access to the trunk and makes it possible to carry long objects inside the car. The rear seat-back can also be released from inside the trunk by pulling the release. When closing the rear seat trunk access, push the seat-back firmly into place, then pull on the top of the seat-back to make sure it is secure. RELEASE Pull Open MASTER KEY Passengers or pets must not sit on the folded portion of the rear seat. Make sure any luggage or cargo within the trunk, or extending through the rear seat trunk access is secured. Make sure the seat-back latches engage securely when the seat-back is returned to its normal position. Weight limits shown on the label on the driver's door jamb must be observed. The total weight of passengers and cargo must not exceed the total weight limit on the label. Do not store any items on the shelf behind the rear seat; they may become dangerous projectiles in a collision. Store any luggage or cargo in the trunk. If you are carrying more items than will fit in the trunk, use the floor space between the front and rear seats.

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Seats (cont'd)
Trunk Access From Rear Seat
The rear seat-back can be opened by turning the lock on the
rear shelf with the master key and pulling down the top of the
seat-back. This allows access to the trunk and makes it possi-
ble to carry long objects inside the car.
The rear seat-back can also be released from inside the trunk
by pulling the release.
When closing the rear seat trunk access, push the seat-back
firmly into place, then pull on the top of the seat-back to make
sure it is secure.
Passengers or pets must not sit on the folded portion of the
rear seat.
Make sure any luggage or cargo within the trunk, or extend-
ing through the rear seat trunk access is secured.
Make sure the seat-back latches engage securely when the
seat-back is returned to its normal position.
Weight limits shown on the label on the driver's door jamb
must be observed. The total weight of passengers and cargo
must not exceed the total weight limit on the label.
Do not store any items on the shelf behind the rear seat;
they may become dangerous projectiles in a collision.
Store any luggage or cargo in the trunk. If you are carrying
more items than will fit in the trunk, use the floor space bet-
ween the front and rear seats.
MASTER
KEY
Open
RELEASE
Pull