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YOUR RESEARCHAccessing the back seat

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Use manual switch at shoulder level

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When I use the manual switch at shoulder level to pull the seat forward and get to the back seats, should the whole seat move forward, or just the seat back?
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Use manual switch at shoulder level

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Suggestion · Original poster
When I use the manual switch at shoulder level to pull the seat forward and get to the back seats, should the whole seat move forward, or just the seat back?
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Accessing the back seat

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi everyone, I recently purchased 996.1 C4 with mostly manual seats. The only power control is the seat recline. When I use the manual switch at shoulder level to pull the seat forward and get to the back seats, should the whole seat move forward, or just the seat back? I�m only finding that my seat backs tilt forward but the bottom of the seat stays in place. With most coupes I�ve had the whole seat moves forward (along with the seat back tilt), so I�m wondering if something is broken. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

The base of mine stays in place. Only the seat back tilts.

POST 3Original post

just the seat back should move, the bottom stays in place.

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