A while back, I posted about a squeak in the driver’s seat that developed into a rattle or clicking.
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The squeak was fixed by a little grease on the bolt, but because of the lack of space, I could not cinch down the bolt with the required T40 torx bit To fix the clicking. Well today I attempted to tackle the problem.
I used a 1/4” T40 bit with a tiny ratchet, but couldn’t get enough leverage to move the bolt. So I used a long socket that fit over the ratchet and a sock extender to give me enough leverage to turn the bolt a 1/4 turn. It was a real pain getting everything lined up and in place, but once it was done, it seems to have solved the problem. I’ll only know for sure in the coming days
Squeaky noisy drivers seat!
A while back, my drivers seat developed a squeak. I found the cause was a bolt rubbing (Pic below), so I sprayed some grease on it and that fixed the problem. A few days ago, I notice a clanking sound from the seat and find that it is the same bolt. I stuck my hand down there to see if I...
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The squeak was fixed by a little grease on the bolt, but because of the lack of space, I could not cinch down the bolt with the required T40 torx bit To fix the clicking. Well today I attempted to tackle the problem.
I used a 1/4” T40 bit with a tiny ratchet, but couldn’t get enough leverage to move the bolt. So I used a long socket that fit over the ratchet and a sock extender to give me enough leverage to turn the bolt a 1/4 turn. It was a real pain getting everything lined up and in place, but once it was done, it seems to have solved the problem. I’ll only know for sure in the coming days
