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YOUR RESEARCHbroken passenger seat (HELP)
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Install back seats
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Besides, I just re-installed my back seats after I removed them.
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Simply adjust the slider to allow the latch to work properly, re-tighten and snap the plastic cover back on.
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ok, need help. passenger seat will not lock in position(upright) and falls back and forth. Happened when wife lifted the lever to tilt seat forward to put something in back. Has this happened to anyone? Fix? I am about to leave on a trip on wednesday and need to fix this. Help anyone....
My lever is funky too. I find that in order for my seat to function properly, I am forced to lift both of the levers (one on either side of the headrest) before I can move the seatback forward. I always assumed it was a safety thing...but now I am beginning to wonder.
The seat latch needs to be re-aligned:
The pivot point on the bottom outer wall (closest to the fenders) has a torx type bolt. There is a plastic cap that covers it. Remove the plastic cover (it simply snaps on) and get to the bolt. If you loosen the bolt, the mechanism has an adjustment. Simply adjust the slider to allow the latch to work properly, re-tighten and snap the plastic cover back on. Good luck.
Chad
Chad, you NEVER cease to amaze me! I know that you have recently been through the war with seats, but WHO KNEW this stuff? Is all of this info just floating around in your head, waiting to be summoned? Incredible!!
Chad, i will go check it out. What your suggesting will correct the issue? The seat just falls back and forth with gravity, like something broke or disconected
chad, i just went and checked it out saw the cover you mentioned and the bolt. i moved the seat all the way forward and the only place the seat locks in position is all the way reclined.
FIXED.... i have no idea why, but whatever was loose is back in place. ill have the dealer look at it when it goes in for service this week... thanks for the help Chad....
