Seat Adjustment at Floor Pan Attachment
A small amount of fore-and-aft or side-to-side adjustment is possible
in the seat adjuster-to-floor pan attaching bolts. You may use this adjustment
in order to align the seat or to align the seat adjusters with each other.
This adjustment can correct hard or slow operation. Hard or slow operation
may occur if the adjusters are not parallel with each other.
If one adjuster is forward or rearward of the other, move the passenger
side of a manually operated seat forward or rearward slightly. This action
will engage the seat in the locked position.
Power Six-Way Seat Adjuster Horizontal Actuator Adjustment
You can correct horizontal movement (chucking) when the components are
in either of the following positions:
• | The seat adjuster is installed in the seat. |
• | The seat is installed in the body. |
You can correct horizontal movement by tightly adjusting the horizontal
actuator and the pinion gear to either lower track rack gear.
- Move the seat to the following
position:
- Loosen the horizontal actuator attaching screws (1).
- Complete the following actions simultaneously:
• | Use a large screwdriver in order to apply outward pressure on
the horizontal actuator. |
• | Energize the horizontal switch in order to move the seat slightly
fore and aft. |
• | This action seats the horizontal actuator pinion gear teeth tightly
to the lower track rack pinion teeth. This action also eliminates free play
between gear teeth. |
- Maintain the outward pressure against the horizontal actuator
and tighten the attaching screws.