Driver's seat rocking chair
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Driver's seat rocking chair
Occasionally, the driver's seat will rock back and forth/up and down. This is especially disconcerting when taking off from a stop. It doesn't seem to be tied to seat location on the track as moving the seat forward and/or backwards doesn't stop it from rocking.
This doesn't happen all the time and seems to go away and come back with no rhyme or reason. Anyone have any ideas on the cause and fix?
This doesn't happen all the time and seems to go away and come back with no rhyme or reason. Anyone have any ideas on the cause and fix?
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a little more investigation today and i think it has something to do with the motor that tilts the seat up and down. after i finish cleaning up the downed tree in the back yard i'll dig into it a little bit deeper.
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that's what i'm thinking. a part connecting to the motor that moves/tips the seat up and down may be loose/broken. it's getting really annoying pulling away from stop signs and lights right now.
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I took the side plastic panel off to get a better look at things. Not really helpful since I'm not sure what I'm looking at anyway. I moved the seat forward/backwards and tilted the front up/down while looking underneath. The only thing I can see is a tube that goes across the seat base spinning when I try to tilt the seat up/down. Well, tried to tilt the front up/down. Only the back of the seat will tilt. The front goes nowhere.
After all that the seat decided it's finished rocking and will no sit rock solid but also won't go as far back as it used to. I'm really confused. And slightly uncomfortable sitting as close to the pedals and steering wheel as I am now.
Guess I'll be pulling the seat at some point to see what's going on under there.
After all that the seat decided it's finished rocking and will no sit rock solid but also won't go as far back as it used to. I'm really confused. And slightly uncomfortable sitting as close to the pedals and steering wheel as I am now.
Guess I'll be pulling the seat at some point to see what's going on under there.
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