YOUR RESEARCHback seat lever
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so my wife took the car to work yesterday and was trying to lay down the back seat to store something there. she pulls hard on the lever for some reason and it pops off and ends up in her hand along with a little clip. what's exposed on the back seat is a piece of metal that actually holds the sliding lever in place. anyone know how to re-install? looks like it should be easy, but, no luck so far. not sure where that little clip attaches. thx.
pics would be a huge help in trying to understand your issue.
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This may sound insane, but you might consider disassembling the release on the other side to get a better idea of how it assembles (and see if you're missing any parts).
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i really wish I knew how to upload pics!
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great idea... might try that tomorrow...
I would start by looking at a parts diagram like this one http://www.jimellisporscheparts.com/...rchString=Seat
the clip slides inside of the handle and then you push the handle back on.
so stupid... i shoved the clip back into one of the areas that looked where it might fit, then, inserted the plastic lever piece on to it and it's all good.... thx randy...
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