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- So that stale air can escape from the ve-
hicle be sure not to cover the ventilation
s lot between the rear lid and the lug -
gage compartment cover.
Protective liner
Dirty or wet objects can be transported under
the cargo floor in a protective troy.
Fig. 95
Cargo floor : folded upr ight
Fig.
96 Removing the cargo floor
Setting up the cargo floor
• Open the rear lid.
•Setup
cargo floor with the help of the han-
dle @ ¢ fig . 95 and adjust the outs ide
edges in the recesses @ .
• Lay the items in the protect ive tray.
Folding the cargo floor up
• Open the rear lid.
• Fold the cargo floor up to the seatback with
the help of the handle @ .
Removing the cargo floor , installing
• Open the rear lid.
• Fold the cargo floor up to the seatback with
the help of the handle @ .
• To remove, pull the entire cargo floor out of
the gu ides -arrow- ~ fig . 96 in the direction
of the rear of the vehicle .
Seats
and storage
85
• To install the cargo f loor, set the front of it
into the guides and push it in the direction
of the seatback until it engages.
You can also store sma ll items under the car-
go f loor.
The storage room in the protect ive tray can be
enlarged by folding the cargo floor forwa rd or
removing it.
The protect ive tray can be removed upward by
the g rip.
On vehicles with 6
or 7 seats*
the cargo floor
cannot be folded up, only raised . If the cargo
floor is removed, the hooks must be pushed
into the guides under the third row seating
when the cargo floor is re-installed.
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WARNING
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When the cargo floor is fo lded upright, the
items being transported must not exceed
the maximum cargo height, 2/3 of the car-
go floor space with the floor folded for-
ward, or a weight of about 33 lb. (15 kg).
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Tips
We recommend that you use a tie-down
strap to secure objects to the tie-down
eyelets on the right and left sides of the
vehicle.
Ski sack
Applies to vehicles: wit h ski sack
The ski sock allows a maximum of
4
pairs of
skis or 2 snowboards to be carried inside the
vehicle.
Fig. 97
Securing the ski sack at the center rear seat
be lt buck le
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