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1984 porsche 944 na
 
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Seat Help please

86 944 seat will not move back and forth on the track any tricks to free up so I can remove the seat? This is driving me crazy!!! Thanks

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Old 09-20-2009, 11:23 AM
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Not sure the release is releasing so the seat can move along the track. I am 275lbs and it won't budge can't figure out a way to take it apart to get to the 4 bolts I need to get to
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There is a rod that extends from one track to the other, if it has become disconnected then only one side will release. The connecting rod is near the center of the seat making it difficult to get at from the front it may be more accessible from behind.
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I looked at my WSM and the lever attachés to some fingers that are spring loaded and fit in the detentes in the rail. Your going to have to buy a long slender common screwdriver to lift the fingers up in order for the seat to slide on the rails. The fingers look like they are at the rear end part of the seat. This will be a tight fit for you as you will have to have your head pressed on the floor to see what you are doing. This is where the little guy comes in handy. Once you have the seat able to slide, remove the bolts at one end and slide the seat back to remove the other bolts. Upon reinstall you do not tighten the bolts all the way until the seat moves freely forward and back. You have to go back and forth until the bolts are fully tightened to make sure the seat moves freely. I wish I could be of more help.

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Thankx everyone gonna give it a try.
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get a metal coat hanger and make a hook...or strong metal rod hook the detached side and the pull that side and the fixed side ... moved very simple. this will enable you to remove the seat for the proper repair

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