Thread: Sweaky Seat
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Old 08-08-2005, 10:04 AM   #9
RandallNeighbour
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No other alignment or adjustment gizmos appear on my seats. I bet yours are the same.

From what you're saying, the driver's seat alone is the source of the problem. A couple of washers fore and aft on the inside of the driver's seat should stop that squeaking and move the seat upright a little.

Don't forget to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery for a half hour prior to disconnecting any seat belt wires. You'll need your radio code if you do this as well.

Frankly, I don't think you need to disconnect the battery or any wires under your seat. Just remove the two bolts on the inside fore and aft of the seat and slide in some washers under the frame and bolt it back down.

But if you're anything like me, you'd really like to yank that seat out and have a good look at why it's sitting oddly in the first place. If this is you, then do disconnect the battery!
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