WOW! About to hit 5 years and 1.3 million views. I'm so glad I have been able to help so many people. Thank you to everyone who has subscribed, liked and commented!! It means a lot to me. Please keep it up. I have been away for a while but am back creating new content. I will have new FORD F series videos out soon. Stay safe in these crazy times.
Well, honestly, I didn't do this video to make money. I was just messing around trying to do my part to pay back all the youtube community that I have learned from over the years. I had no idea it would ever make a dime. It wasn't until about a month ago that I logged into my adsense account and realized that I was actually getting paid. It's not a lot but did pay for a new camera and sound equipment. Now I just have to make 100 more million view videos and I can retire.
Awesome. I just bought a 2021 F150 and thought it was strange that I couldn't get behind that seat. This hack worked for me and took only a couple minutes. Thanks for the great Tip.
dealers don't know much about their products - their purpose in life is to gouge customers and tack on ridiculous charges to every transaction they can.
I’d rather talk to someone like this guy than a dealer any day. It’s amazing how little they know, even more disturbing is how little they care to educate themselves on their own product
Holy crap great little hack. Just picked up a 2017 yesterday and it is the same. Took me 5 minutes. That gives you so much more room. Even though this is an old video it is still relevant for the 2017s Thanks
Thank you so much for making this video! I bought a 2013 F150 in 2018 from a Ford Dealer. No owners manual or instructions of any kind came with the truck. I saw a video on RUclips where the guy said the back seat would fold down. He didn't say how, just that it was very difficult. I went to the Ford Dealer and the Service Manager looked at my trucks back seat and said that my truck seat wouldn't do that. I have been surfing RUclips ever since, until I found your video. I cannot thank you enough!
I just got a 2013. The jack and it’s hard storage case were mounted under the seat as well taking up even more room. This is fantastic and I’d never heard of it before. Thank you for sharing!!
I've been looking for a crew cab and researching for months. I finally fought a 2010 f150 supercrew and this is by far the best tip I've seen yet. Thank you!
I thank you friend My husband passed suddenly at only 49 yrs old and I now drive his truck. I was afraid to drive it before because it seemed so big . But now I refuse to drive anything else . I see him everytime I look at the truck and trying my very best to maintain it . I just bought new seat covers and your video was very helpful . Bless
Good video, great tip. I had no idea that space was back there. And your paracord tip is outstanding! UPDATE 1: I did the mod today, easier than I expected. Works exactly as advertised in this vid. Only tricky part was getting fingers down behind the seat--tight fit!--and finding the right place to pull up on the latch. Just took some touchy-feel exploration to figure it out. Looking forward to utilizing that extra, fairly discreet space. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO! UPDATE 2 (Aug 21, 2017): This mod works great if you're only occasionally accessing the space behind the rear seat. I positioned some HAM radio gear back there, along with some other tools that benefited from the discreet storage. However, I found that I was accessing the space multiple times a week, and I couldn't find a solid enough key ring of the right size to fit through the pin. Result: the undersized key rings inevitably bent and distorted from the pressure exerted, and I went through a couple fairly fast. I needed something more durable, and in another RUclips video came across the F150 Rear Seat Latch Mod from BuiltRight Industries. Ordered two of them, got them quickly, installed the pair in about 7-8 minutes. These are GREAT!!! Not cheap, but they're built well and are classy--what Ford should put into these trucks in the first place. If you're accessing that behind-seat storage only occasionally, then go with the mod in this video from heyjacks. If you're getting into that space repeatedly, you'd probably benefit from the BuiltRight F150 Seat Latch Mod. Just search for them on RUclips, and you'll find their Installation Guide video, and you'll see what I mean. I don't mean to detract from heyjacks' great video on the FREE mod he demonstrated; it's a GREAT option at zero cost. I'm just trying to let other users know that there's another (albeit more expensive) option for those that need more durability. For the record: I have absolutely ZERO relationship with BuiltRight Industries in any way, except as a satisfied purchaser, installer and user of their product. No fees, no considerations, etc.
Thank you heyjacks! I show to my Daddy that complain of exactly what you show us. No storage inside his 2014 King Ranch. He didn't know it was there, and is HIS TRUCK! I show him your RUclips video and he is SO HAPPY now! So, thank you!
This video was awesome! Thank you so much. I was just trying to figure out where to put my jumper cables and tow rope without taking up the valuable space under that seat. You're the man!
I have a 2017 F150 Lariat. This hack works! I did it and I can now get whatever I need from behind my back seat. My passengers side back seat already has a nice lever to pull and it unlatches, but the drivers side does not. I did EXACTLY what you did and it works! Thanks for posting!!
This is simply awesome! I've been frustrated with the lack of storage for the utility items (tow rope and jumpers) and had no idea the backs were able to fold down! This solves it all - GREAT TIP!
Great tip! as mentioned below, I can finally clean the bottom of the back windows. I used a box end wrench to pull the pin initially. I couldn't get enough leverage to pull with my finger, but located the pin and slid the end of the wrench over it and pulled. Worked perfectly.
Thanks for this video! I asked my nephew 2-3 years ago, who was a Ford mechanic, if this was possible, and he told me it wasn't. I had a feeling it was. And thanks to you and this video, I did this to mine earlier today.
I found that they also made kits for this after seeing your video. I just bought a 2011, so after seeing this you inspired me to do this with mine too. I did some modifications to your set up to dress it up. After cutting the paracord I sealed the ends with heat shrink tape. I then looped the cord in side by side fashion at the ends and sewed them together creating loops on each end for the rings. Then where I had sewn the ends to the main length, covered with another layer of shrink tape. They are functional and they look like they were factory installed. Thanks for the video!
****FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T, OR WON'T DRILL!!**** All you need is a couple of 1/4" self-locking washers. Put the paracord around the little cylinder, slip on the washer all the way against the knot, pull tight and your done. I personally tied a bowline hitch knot once the paracord was over the backseat, that way you have a 2 finger size handle to pull up on. Then connected to the rear headrest to keep the handle accessible. Overall, this route is much faster and easier. Credit to the poster though because I wouldn't have thought of this otherwise
Thank you for sharing this. I will be doing this tomorrow. Happy Valentine's Day 2018. You have definitely paid it back and helped this disabled veteran be able to finally carry my jumper cables and a few other tools.
I just want to thank everyone for the comments. I was just messing around when I made this video. I can't believe that it has almost 70K views. I guess a lot of people have this same problem / question. I will be making an update video soon that incorporates some suggestions and alternative ways of attaching the cord that others have come up with. It will also cover the 2015 and newer F150's
heyjacks thanks for this video. I did the modification to my 2014 F150 but the latch doesn't seem to catch easily. Did you have to make any changes for that? In the video you just push the seat up and it latches. I find myself trying to align the bar just right then slamming the seat several times to get it to latch.
If the bar isn't at the right height, the latch won't catch. Other than that, I haven't encountered any major problems getting mine to latch. Maybe it would help to lube the latch mechanism with some machine oil (or even better, gun oil / frog lube). Hope this helps.
Awesome hack! I kept seeing all that space that I couldn't even get to. Once I saw this video I immediately implemented it. Works great and now I have a place to keep my hitch etc.
Works Great on the 2015 too...!!! Only change is on the passenger side it already has a loop to pull as that is where the jack is stored The 2015 looks and work the same way. Thanks for the great video.
Robert I have a 2015 and haven’t had to use my jack yet (hope I never have to) but I have looked at it back there several times, even felt around it, trying to figure out how I would remove it if I ever need to! I’ve really been afraid to Actually attempt to remove it because then I would have to get it back in there! Crazy!!! The owner’s manual does not mention this latch at all, it only says the jack is located behind the seat. The dealership has no idea that this latch exists! I have a electrically actuated shotgun lock that will very soon be relocated Behind the driver side rear seat!
Thank you! I can't wait to get to my truck to see if I can make this work. I have a 2012 F150 Crew Cab 4X4; I was told that there was no access behind the seat. I look forward to going back to the dealer, once I do your modification..... I wonder what the salesman will say when I show him this!? ☺
Dude, I did this hack just today. Very industrious. I knew the seats laid down but was a pain to get to. Thanks for the idea. A word to the wise... drilling the pin is tedious. Start with the smallest bit and work up to a bigger bit. Once the hole gets started, it's not too bad to drill.
Thank You ! That's Awesome ! My favorite upgrade has been a power locking tale gate, set to lock/unlock on a single press ! Pop & Lock PL8250 Power Tailgate Lock for Ford (For tailgate with OEM lock) . and yes it does fit !
This is awesome! I always wondered why the rear sests didn't fold forward. I just moved all my emergency supplies back there and have a ton of room under the seat. Thanks for posting this, man!
WOW, pretty awesome. I just bought a 2013 and the when looking at it with my dealer I asked about flipping the back seat forward and he stated they did away with this....LOL. Thank You very much for sharing
I’m heading out to the garage right now with my drill and my ring and paracord. You’re correct, it is a total pain in the butt to get that backseat down..... now I know how to make it simple because of you. Thanks so much....I really appreciate it
I'm glad this video popped up again. I've always thought there has to be a way to get the seats down to clean the rear window. Now I know!! Thanks a lot!!
Thank you so much! I watched another of your videos, it was helpfull... but THIS one showed the latch! Once i could see HOW the latch worked i popped it right out!
Thanks for the info. I just bought a 2014 F150 Lariat Crew. I am definitely going to do this......Thanks.... glad I accidentally ran across this video.
@@ufixit appreciate you making this video, jokes aside! My big hands can't even fit back there but one of these weekends I'll try the hanger method to pop them down.
2109 F150’s passenger side seat is already setup to drop down due to the emergency Jack being behind it, but good to know about the driver side I’m gonna give it a try.
Thank you for this knowledge and the time you spent refining this so others may utilize this hidden area. You are a creative gentleman and I applaud you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I stumbled upon this while trying to install my new seat covers on my 2013 SuperCrew. Saved me a lot of hassle. You just earned a new subscriber. Thanks again.
I’ve been driving Ford pickups since I was 16. Probably had 10 of them, thought I knew it all. Just bought a new limited that I get to pick up on Wednesday. I can’t wait to try this. I had no idea. Awesome share. Thanks a ton! Shawn Keys
man, thanks a ton for this video! i traded in my regular cab for a crewcab and thought i had actually lost space to store stuff behind the seats! great video, thanks again!
What an awesome tip, thank you! Word to the wise, *don’t rush when drilling your hole so you don’t snap your drill bit like I did. I adapted to my situation and made it work. Also, once I did this mod, the latch was not working. I hit it with a little WD-40 on all the moving parts on the latching mechanisms and worked every time thereafter.
Great tip. Thank you for sharing. That is one really hard pin. I snapped a bit also. Should have mentioned that. I'll be doing an update video on a 2021 F250 Tremor. I'll be sure to include both tips.
Wow this is a great little tip.This really should have been done at factory. When I bought my truck I was shocked it didn't flip down. Thanks for the video
Just a quick note, ( I did not look to see if anyone else said this). You can use a small boxes in wrench to loop around the pin and it makes it much easier to release for the first time. Great video though and thanks for posting. If ever you have your sliding back glass not function, this is the start to getting that fixed.
Space is great for clean amp, and speaker components, etc. Installation and should be difficult for criminals to operate, not truck owners!!...So really appreciate this video, wish I watched it sooner!!! Thanks!!
Finally tackled this overdue hack this weekend on my 2014 Raptor. I started with a simple wire, but I didn't like it. I watched this video before and I remembered the drilling part, but forgot the simple key ring. Went out there and replaced it with a ring and now we are good!! I got a backpack and tow strap in there.
Thanks for the tip my friend! I would like to offer up a tip of my own. As I have large hands, I did have trouble accessing behind the seat. I used the box end of a wrench to reach down and "fish up" the pin. I did have to lift up while at same time applying a backwards (towards the back window) force. Thanks again buddy!
Thank you so much for this video!! I could have used it a couple days ago. But, now I have the insight needed to access the jack and spare tire tool. thankyou thankyou thankyou!!
that's cool. just bought a 2013 f150 . Wouldn't have ever know about this without your video. now I just have to wait for my shoulder to get better so I can actually make the mod.
WOW! About to hit 5 years and 1.3 million views. I'm so glad I have been able to help so many people. Thank you to everyone who has subscribed, liked and commented!! It means a lot to me. Please keep it up. I have been away for a while but am back creating new content. I will have new FORD F series videos out soon. Stay safe in these crazy times.
Great hack! Congrats on the views. Just out of curiosity how much $$$ for a million views?
Well, honestly, I didn't do this video to make money. I was just messing around trying to do my part to pay back all the youtube community that I have learned from over the years. I had no idea it would ever make a dime. It wasn't until about a month ago that I logged into my adsense account and realized that I was actually getting paid. It's not a lot but did pay for a new camera and sound equipment. Now I just have to make 100 more million view videos and I can retire.
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My radio quit then two weeks later came back on .now it's dead again. I've no intention to repair or replace. Radio is crap these days all ads.
Wow!!! The dealership doesn't even tell you about this! You are the man!!
Wonder why. Its a good selling point.
Awesome mod. Just did it my 2013. You deserve a medal and a place of honor in the history books
Glad you found it helpful.
dude, this was great. I've had my '13 for 4 years and have always thought the space behind the back seats was wasted... no more. thanks man!
Awesome. I just bought a 2021 F150 and thought it was strange that I couldn't get behind that seat. This hack worked for me and took only a couple minutes. Thanks for the great Tip.
Thats great! Thank you for the feedback.
It's funny the passenger side has the pull cord to access the jack but the diver side doesn't on 2021. Good to know this trick still works.
Dealer told me it was impossible for that seat to come down on my 2014 F150, Thanks so much for the info. You are a God sent.
I just bought a 2018 and they told me the same thing. I bet it is the exact same setup. gonna try when i get home
dealers don't know much about their products - their purpose in life is to gouge customers and tack on ridiculous charges to every transaction they can.
I’d rather talk to someone like this guy than a dealer any day. It’s amazing how little they know, even more disturbing is how little they care to educate themselves on their own product
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Congratulations, you just gave all Ford truck owners a new toy...😝
Hell, this is worth knowing just to be able to clean the back window without trying to remove those giant head restraints. Thanks for posting this.
For sure.
Thank you so much. Can’t wait to “fix” something that should have been done when they designed the seat!
Holy crap great little hack. Just picked up a 2017 yesterday and it is the same. Took me 5 minutes. That gives you so much more room.
Even though this is an old video it is still relevant for the 2017s
Thanks
Thank you so much for making this video! I bought a 2013 F150 in 2018 from a Ford Dealer. No owners manual or instructions of any kind came with the truck. I saw a video on RUclips where the guy said the back seat would fold down. He didn't say how, just that it was very difficult. I went to the Ford Dealer and the Service Manager looked at my trucks back seat and said that my truck seat wouldn't do that. I have been surfing RUclips ever since, until I found your video. I cannot thank you enough!
Thank you! Had my truck for five years and didn't know about this compartment.
I just got a 2013. The jack and it’s hard storage case were mounted under the seat as well taking up even more room. This is fantastic and I’d never heard of it before. Thank you for sharing!!
I've been looking for a crew cab and researching for months. I finally fought a 2010 f150 supercrew and this is by far the best tip I've seen yet. Thank you!
I thank you friend My husband passed suddenly at only 49 yrs old and I now drive his truck. I was afraid to drive it before because it seemed so big . But now I refuse to drive anything else . I see him everytime I look at the truck and trying my very best to maintain it . I just bought new seat covers and your video was very helpful . Bless
I was told it was a big deal to remove seat back, I am thrilled to see how easy it can be. Thanks for sharing this!
My boss is an old ass Korean guy who doesn't know much. If he can do I'm sure most can 😆
Good video, great tip. I had no idea that space was back there. And your paracord tip is outstanding!
UPDATE 1: I did the mod today, easier than I expected. Works exactly as advertised in this vid. Only tricky part was getting fingers down behind the seat--tight fit!--and finding the right place to pull up on the latch. Just took some touchy-feel exploration to figure it out. Looking forward to utilizing that extra, fairly discreet space.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!
UPDATE 2 (Aug 21, 2017): This mod works great if you're only occasionally accessing the space behind the rear seat. I positioned some HAM radio gear back there, along with some other tools that benefited from the discreet storage. However, I found that I was accessing the space multiple times a week, and I couldn't find a solid enough key ring of the right size to fit through the pin. Result: the undersized key rings inevitably bent and distorted from the pressure exerted, and I went through a couple fairly fast.
I needed something more durable, and in another RUclips video came across the F150 Rear Seat Latch Mod from BuiltRight Industries. Ordered two of them, got them quickly, installed the pair in about 7-8 minutes. These are GREAT!!! Not cheap, but they're built well and are classy--what Ford should put into these trucks in the first place.
If you're accessing that behind-seat storage only occasionally, then go with the mod in this video from heyjacks.
If you're getting into that space repeatedly, you'd probably benefit from the BuiltRight F150 Seat Latch Mod. Just search for them on RUclips, and you'll find their Installation Guide video, and you'll see what I mean.
I don't mean to detract from heyjacks' great video on the FREE mod he demonstrated; it's a GREAT option at zero cost. I'm just trying to let other users know that there's another (albeit more expensive) option for those that need more durability.
For the record: I have absolutely ZERO relationship with BuiltRight Industries in any way, except as a satisfied purchaser, installer and user of their product. No fees, no considerations, etc.
thanks for this tip, are you still happy with it?
Sir, you are a genius. Thank you!
Thank you heyjacks! I show to my Daddy that complain of exactly what you show us. No storage inside his 2014 King Ranch. He didn't know it was there, and is HIS TRUCK! I show him your RUclips video and he is SO HAPPY now! So, thank you!
This video was awesome! Thank you so much. I was just trying to figure out where to put my jumper cables and tow rope without taking up the valuable space under that seat. You're the man!
Who are the 171 Mopar/Bowtie mouth breathers who gave this a thumbs down? Great info, simple hack, game changer. Thanks for the vid!
The rear seat back in my 2008 was extremely difficult to remove. Glad to see they redesigned it - I'll be trying this in my 2012 tomorrow!
Glad you got it. Thanks for the feedback.
2009 F-150. I'm 850 miles shy of a quarter million. This is great. Thanks for the video!
Nice!! Plus it makes it easier to clean the rear windows👍 Thanks for the hack-brilliant!
Mine doesn't latch back when I put it back. Any help?
Yep, it was behind the little access panel.
I have a 2017 F150 Lariat. This hack works! I did it and I can now get whatever I need from behind my back seat. My passengers side back seat already has a nice lever to pull and it unlatches, but the drivers side does not. I did EXACTLY what you did and it works! Thanks for posting!!
Thanks a bunch! Man, thats just perfect for cables, rifle, and a First Aid Kit, just like you said.
This is simply awesome! I've been frustrated with the lack of storage for the utility items (tow rope and jumpers) and had no idea the backs were able to fold down! This solves it all - GREAT TIP!
Glad I could help. I will be videoing an update and product review this weekend. They should be posted by Monday.
Great tip! as mentioned below, I can finally clean the bottom of the back windows.
I used a box end wrench to pull the pin initially. I couldn't get enough leverage to pull with my finger, but located the pin and slid the end of the wrench over it and pulled. Worked perfectly.
Thanks for this video! I asked my nephew 2-3 years ago, who was a Ford mechanic, if this was possible, and he told me it wasn't. I had a feeling it was. And thanks to you and this video, I did this to mine earlier today.
I bet he'll never live it down.
I found that they also made kits for this after seeing your video. I just bought a 2011, so after seeing this you inspired me to do this with mine too. I did some modifications to your set up to dress it up. After cutting the paracord I sealed the ends with heat shrink tape. I then looped the cord in side by side fashion at the ends and sewed them together creating loops on each end for the rings. Then where I had sewn the ends to the main length, covered with another layer of shrink tape. They are functional and they look like they were factory installed. Thanks for the video!
THanks! Can you provide me a link or perhaps a name of the kits so I can find, if I prefer to just order it that way rather than do it myself?
@@---tx9xx IF you are still looking for the replacement kit, Build Right, made in USA. How to video: ruclips.net/video/ryOqm4Ijdyg/видео.html
Amazing. I knew there was a lot of storage room back there, just had no idea how to get to it. You sir are a genius.
I’m going to make sure my wife reads this. I have been telling her for years how smart I am. Finally someone agrees. Thank you for the feedback.
****FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T, OR WON'T DRILL!!****
All you need is a couple of 1/4" self-locking washers. Put the paracord around the little cylinder, slip on the washer all the way against the knot, pull tight and your done.
I personally tied a bowline hitch knot once the paracord was over the backseat, that way you have a 2 finger size handle to pull up on. Then connected to the rear headrest to keep the handle accessible.
Overall, this route is much faster and easier. Credit to the poster though because I wouldn't have thought of this otherwise
thanks for second option . . .
Can you show us a photo?
Wow 😮!!! Who knew you can teach a old dog a new trick!! Thank you for your RUclips class in RUclips University Mechanics 🧰
Thanks for posting this. I have a 2011 platinum that looks just like yours. I will be doing this mod now, thanks to you!
Oustanding! You just gave me the excuse I needed to tell my wife why I need a Mossberg 590 Shockwave.
Thank you for sharing this. I will be doing this tomorrow. Happy Valentine's Day 2018. You have definitely paid it back and helped this disabled veteran be able to finally carry my jumper cables and a few other tools.
Roy Cadow thank you for your service ! God bless you my friend !
Great video. I did this to my 2012 F150 this weekend and it works great.
Thanks for a very informative and detailed video, very well done.
I did mine after watching this video. I used picture wire to make a loop to get behind there.
Excellent information
I love the innovation. Thank you for sharing.
I just want to thank everyone for the comments. I was just messing around when I made this video. I can't believe that it has almost 70K views. I guess a lot of people have this same problem / question. I will be making an update video soon that incorporates some suggestions and alternative ways of attaching the cord that others have come up with. It will also cover the 2015 and newer F150's
heyjacks
heyjacks thanks for this video. I did the modification to my 2014 F150 but the latch doesn't seem to catch easily. Did you have to make any changes for that? In the video you just push the seat up and it latches. I find myself trying to align the bar just right then slamming the seat several times to get it to latch.
If the bar isn't at the right height, the latch won't catch. Other than that, I haven't encountered any major problems getting mine to latch. Maybe it would help to lube the latch mechanism with some machine oil (or even better, gun oil / frog lube). Hope this helps.
heyjacks thanks for the quick reply, I'll give that a try. Noticed that yours seemed to latch easily and on the first try. Take care.
Move the lower part of the seat up and down a little while pressing the back gently against the latch. That will help it lock into place.
Awesome hack! I kept seeing all that space that I couldn't even get to. Once I saw this video I immediately implemented it. Works great and now I have a place to keep my hitch etc.
Works Great on the 2015 too...!!! Only change is on the passenger side it already has a loop to pull as that is where the jack is stored
The 2015 looks and work the same way. Thanks for the great video.
Robert I have a 2015 and haven’t had to use my jack yet (hope I never have to) but I have looked at it back there several times, even felt around it, trying to figure out how I would remove it if I ever need to! I’ve really been afraid to Actually attempt to remove it because then I would have to get it back in there! Crazy!!! The owner’s manual does not mention this latch at all, it only says the jack is located behind the seat. The dealership has no idea that this latch exists!
I have a electrically actuated shotgun lock that will very soon be relocated Behind the driver side rear seat!
Thank you for this. I've had my truck for seven years and never knew about this capability.
Thank you! I can't wait to get to my truck to see if I can make this work. I have a 2012 F150 Crew Cab 4X4; I was told that there was no access behind the seat. I look forward to going back to the dealer, once I do your modification..... I wonder what the salesman will say when I show him this!? ☺
Its so simple once you know how it works. They'll probably start doing all their trucks.
Great hack man! Just bought a 2010 yesterday and was just trying to figure out how to lower the seats backs, hence my search. And VOILA! Piece a cake!
Thats great. Hope you enjoy the new ride!
Great to know! Haven't tried it yet on my 2014 supercab but will as soon as it's closer to empty. Thanks.
I bought my 09 Platinum brand new in 09 and thanks to this video I watched today in 2020 realized I can access behind the rear seat!
Glad you found it helpful. Thank you for the positive comment.
Dude, I did this hack just today. Very industrious. I knew the seats laid down but was a pain to get to. Thanks for the idea. A word to the wise... drilling the pin is tedious. Start with the smallest bit and work up to a bigger bit. Once the hole gets started, it's not too bad to drill.
Glad to pay a little back to the youtube community.
Thank You !
That's Awesome !
My favorite upgrade has been a power locking tale gate, set to lock/unlock on a single press !
Pop & Lock PL8250 Power Tailgate Lock for Ford (For tailgate with OEM lock) . and yes it does fit !
Mark is there a video out there for this upgrade?
Recently bought a 2013 Platinum Crew. Did this little hack tonight. Thanks for the info! Nice little storage space.
Excellent vid, with extraordinarily good use of your little camera. We can actually see what you're talking about! Keep doing these, please!
Thank you very much.
Great idea and video!
Thanks
How cool is that! Almost bought the after market fix for over $30!!!! Thanks!!!!!
This is awesome! I always wondered why the rear sests didn't fold forward. I just moved all my emergency supplies back there and have a ton of room under the seat. Thanks for posting this, man!
Just did this exact thing to my 2015 F150. Works perfectly. Thanks you very much.
This is great. Always helpful to find extra space.
WOW, pretty awesome. I just bought a 2013 and the when looking at it with my dealer I asked about flipping the back seat forward and he stated they did away with this....LOL. Thank You very much for sharing
that's a great ideal on the paracord to latch, i'll be doing the same on my Ecobeast. thanks
I can't wrap my head around why anyone would dislike this video. Thanks for the info!
The likes are easier to see but I try to learn from the dislikes also. Thank you and take care in these difficult times.
I didn't dislike it, but I could have skipped it as mine is a 2015. No go. The model years should have been in the title, that's all.
Brilliant, simply put, thank you os much for this knowledge.
thanks for the video man! I did the same setup on my truck. I was tired of my tools sliding out from under the seat. this worked out perfect.
only took me 6 years to find this
same
no shit man. i'm so happy i just stumbled across this vid!
Me too. Thanksss
Thanks !!!!
It took quarantine 2020 to find this out, truck is 6 years old now
I’m heading out to the garage right now with my drill and my ring and paracord. You’re correct, it is a total pain in the butt to get that backseat down..... now I know how to make it simple because of you. Thanks so much....I really appreciate it
Great. I'm glad you liked the video.
lol didn't even know my truck did that
Me neither, I just assumed only the sitting portion of the seats lifted.
Richard Recupero 6
Haha nethir did I
Me either guess I am drilling my truck tomorrow
Not all of them do!
I'm glad this video popped up again. I've always thought there has to be a way to get the seats down to clean the rear window. Now I know!! Thanks a lot!!
People that dislike this video must have a Chevy 🤣🤣🤣
Or a Dodge.
Awiwi
At least with some Dodge Rams, they have storage in the floor. Of course if you have stuff on the floor, you can't really access it.
Thank you so much! I watched another of your videos, it was helpfull... but THIS one showed the latch! Once i could see HOW the latch worked i popped it right out!
You're welcome!
Hey brother
Very helpful video
Thanks
Thanks for the info. I just bought a 2014 F150 Lariat Crew. I am definitely going to do this......Thanks.... glad I accidentally ran across this video.
Me too. Its an older video but still good info.
-"Hidden Storage"
- 1.2 million F150 owners 👀
Ha, good point. Its hidden from all the Dodge and Chevy folks anyway.....
@@ufixit appreciate you making this video, jokes aside! My big hands can't even fit back there but one of these weekends I'll try the hanger method to pop them down.
2109 F150’s passenger side seat is already setup to drop down due to the emergency Jack being behind it, but good to know about the driver side I’m gonna give it a try.
Thank you. Just got a 2020 XT F-150 and it’s been a struggle to figure this out. Very helpful.
Just bought a 2014 FX4 and was pretty bummed when I couldn't get the seats to fold down. Thanks for posting..I'll fix this issue tomorrow!
1969Bossman429 did you get this to work? I couldn't find it on my 2014 fx4 Screw.
5 years of my life wasted by not finding this video till now! Excellent job!
Thank you sir
this is awesome I have to say
I've owned my 2012 Lariet since new and had no idea the back seats could even fold down. thanks for posting this. It definitely helped me.
I have a 2011 lariat and found the latch by mistake when installing seat covers.
very smart. thank you
Thank you for this knowledge and the time you spent refining this so others may utilize this hidden area. You are a creative gentleman and I applaud you.
Thank you for the kind words. I was just messing around. I had no idea this would be viewed by so many people.
I was wondering why the seat didn't fold down
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I stumbled upon this while trying to install my new seat covers on my 2013 SuperCrew. Saved me a lot of hassle. You just earned a new subscriber. Thanks again.
Great to have a new subscriber. I’m glad i was able to help.
Very nice, I've been wondering if I could get behind them. Thanks.
I’ve been driving Ford pickups since I was 16. Probably had 10 of them, thought I knew it all.
Just bought a new limited that I get to pick up on Wednesday. I can’t wait to try this. I had no idea. Awesome share. Thanks a ton! Shawn Keys
Great ! Thanks for the feedback.
That looks like place for my gun haha
man, thanks a ton for this video! i traded in my regular cab for a crewcab and thought i had actually lost space to store stuff behind the seats! great video, thanks again!
What types of knots did you end up tying on there
Looks like a "ring hitch" tied off with two half-hitches.
Saved me from a under seat truck box, this is actually gonna serve me way better. Thanks a ton for sharing!
I sense ex-military hmmmm........ paracord,' hide in plain sight'!
"adapt, improvise, overcome, survive"
Thomas Schoon HOOAH!🤣
Blessings From Texas 🤠
Great tip. Took literaly 10 minutes to do both sides. Thanks!
Awesome!!
WHY does Ford not include this “fix” as a stock feature?!!!
I agree. Would be an additional selling point.
Wow, I have a new location for our Shotguns to take to the Range! I am learning new things everyday about this Truck! Thank You!
What an awesome tip, thank you! Word to the wise, *don’t rush when drilling your hole so you don’t snap your drill bit like I did. I adapted to my situation and made it work. Also, once I did this mod, the latch was not working. I hit it with a little WD-40 on all the moving parts on the latching mechanisms and worked every time thereafter.
Great tip. Thank you for sharing. That is one really hard pin. I snapped a bit also. Should have mentioned that. I'll be doing an update video on a 2021 F250 Tremor. I'll be sure to include both tips.
Wow this is a great little tip.This really should have been done at factory. When I bought my truck I was shocked it didn't flip down. Thanks for the video
This is one of the best guy knowledge advise I’ve gotten in a long while! I thought I knew everything about my 2013 crew cab. Thank you!
Just a quick note, ( I did not look to see if anyone else said this). You can use a small boxes in wrench to loop around the pin and it makes it much easier to release for the first time. Great video though and thanks for posting. If ever you have your sliding back glass not function, this is the start to getting that fixed.
Yep. That is a great tip. Thank you.
NICE! I just did this to my 2015! It took all of 5 minutes! Fantastic find!
Space is great for clean amp, and speaker components, etc. Installation and should be difficult for criminals to operate, not truck owners!!...So really appreciate this video, wish I watched it sooner!!! Thanks!!
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.
FANTASTIC video! Thanks! I have a 2013 F150 and I knew there had to be a way for that back to lay down!
I had no idea that my truck did this and now it's done. Thanks a ton!
Finally tackled this overdue hack this weekend on my 2014 Raptor. I started with a simple wire, but I didn't like it. I watched this video before and I remembered the drilling part, but forgot the simple key ring. Went out there and replaced it with a ring and now we are good!!
I got a backpack and tow strap in there.
Good deal. Glad the video is still relevant.
Thanks for the tip my friend! I would like to offer up a tip of my own. As I have large hands, I did have trouble accessing behind the seat. I used the box end of a wrench to reach down and "fish up" the pin. I did have to lift up while at same time applying a backwards (towards the back window) force. Thanks again buddy!
Thank you so much for this video!! I could have used it a couple days ago. But, now I have the insight needed to access the jack and spare tire tool. thankyou thankyou thankyou!!
Thats great!
that's cool. just bought a 2013 f150 . Wouldn't have ever know about this without your video. now I just have to wait for my shoulder to get better so I can actually make the mod.