Reply to "front seats"

rockyMember

The stock rollers often go flat, making the seats hard to move.

Maybe you could get someone in the passenger side to lift up on the back of the seat base, while you work the lever from outside on the front, and you both try and slide the seat forward?

OTOH - I always get a lot more “seat leverage” when I’m actually sitting in car seats…. Have you tried lubricating the tracks/rollers as much as you can get to them?

You might have luck by loosening or even removing the front two bolts on the tracks… maybe there is excessive tension on the tracks?

Keep working it, you’ll get it!

Rocky

8/10/2410:50 AM

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