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Old 11-07-2005, 04:55 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by bmussatti
one other thing to consider, the angle of the actual seat-back also effects how far back the seat can travel, because the seat-back will hit the back of the engine compartment at different points, therefore effecting the travel distance.
The best thing to do to get it all the way down and back is to move the seat back to the straight up position, move the seat forward a touch then move it down all the way. That way you'll hit bottom. Next slide the seat back all the way and then move the seat back to the angle you want it. Be careful because when the seat back starts to hit the wall it pushes on the seat back joints. You can bend things if you keep going after it hits.
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