First off, sorry about my bad english.. Now on to the issue, i just discovered that my driver seat has a bit of slag (hope this is the correct word) just as my stearingwheel also has a bit off, its minor, but its there, i can feel it when i push my back into the seat and stop and continue this exercise, i can feel a small movment in the seat and also hear it, it comes from the bottom of the seat pad, is there any bolt that I can titent? and what about the stearingwheel, this i can pull about ½-1mm back and forward, the car is only 1 year old and has run about 12.000 km (i belive this is about 7500 miles) I havent driven it on track or anything like that, only normal road use. Due to we have to pay 180% in tax for a car here in denmark i don't want it parked in a workshop for several weeks for warenty work, so i hope that this is something i can fix myself. Thanks in advance.
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Well, i have now come to the conclusion that the "clonc" sound and movement comes from the right side of the seat bottom, and some, so i'll try to contact Porsche Denmark to hear about the possibility of a new seat.
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