Front seats move
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No need to replace anything, it’s an easy fix. I’d forgotten how annoying that was....
There is a cable that inserts into the motor that drives the seat forward and rearward. It’s easy to access from behind the seat. There will be a thick, black, flexible cable with housing that slides out when you pull it towards the driver’s door. With pliers, give the end of square cable several turns (I recall 15 half turns, but you’ll be able to find it on Google if you look). Plug it back in, make sure that it’s all the way in.
What you’re doing is clocking one rail opposite the other to take out the slack.
Free fix and only three minutes at most.....quite rare!
There is a cable that inserts into the motor that drives the seat forward and rearward. It’s easy to access from behind the seat. There will be a thick, black, flexible cable with housing that slides out when you pull it towards the driver’s door. With pliers, give the end of square cable several turns (I recall 15 half turns, but you’ll be able to find it on Google if you look). Plug it back in, make sure that it’s all the way in.
What you’re doing is clocking one rail opposite the other to take out the slack.
Free fix and only three minutes at most.....quite rare!
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