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Seat back latch is loose

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YOUR RESEARCHSeat back latch is loose

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Check bolts i can reasonably get

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I’ve checked all the bolts I can reasonably get to without removing the upholstery and it all seems good.
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Check bolts i can reasonably get

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I’ve checked all the bolts I can reasonably get to without removing the upholstery and it all seems good.
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POST 1Original post

I have an 2008 Cayman 2.7 and found that when going over bumps the seat was rocking around. I took the seats out and found that the seat back latch mechanism can easily pop loose with some jiggling of the seat back. The seat back doesn’t actually flip forward because of a secondary safety catch but the movement it does make is very noticeable when driving. I’ve checked all the bolts I can reasonably get to without removing the upholstery and it all seems good. Anyone know of a common fix for this?

POST 2Original post

Following…. Have a similar noise with mine 👍🏻

POST 3Original post

I haven't found a solution for this but it has become less noticeable over time. I suppose I'm just getting used to it.

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