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Well, either it’s broken or an issue of user error. Pulling the handle and using your other hand to help the backrest go flat will yield you just as flat a load floor as pushing the button in the cargo area.

So when you pull this handle it doesn’t do anything? It is supposed to fold and unfold the seat.

Did you know you can pull the handle on the side of the seats to fold them flat?

I think you’re getting confused at what posts were responding to. Look back at post 18. That is not a Telluride, and that poster did not mention it. That is why it was asked to be clarified what car they were driving. Apparently it’s a Kia Proceed, not a Telluride.

If you’re viewing the map or an audio source, hit the arrow on the far right of the display to put it into split screen mode. You will then have a separate thing on the right 1/3 of the display and you can swipe up and down through its options. There’s a clock, map, the compass, audio, passenger...

It does if you slide over the split screen content on the right and swipe until you get the compass. There is a current elevation reading there.

What format are your audio files? These are the formats it will recognize:

Follow this map to get to the correct spot in your gauge cluster. Mode button on your steering wheel takes you between columns, the up and down arrows take you up and down through the columns. You are looking for ”accumulated info” - that’s your trip odometer. It will not reset until you tell...

The difference is the size. Even if you have an LX or S, though, I can't imagine the utility of replacing the Telluride head unit. Seems like you would run into more problems than you would gain back from any potential benefit.

That color does not enter production until August. So real-life pictures of it on a Telluride would probably be impossible to find at this point.

The LX or S would have dashes that look like this. This must be an S since it has heated front seats.

It does vent if you only want that... just push your sunroof button in rather than back and forth.