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My seat keeps jumping off the track and when I go to slow down keeps sliding forward
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Re: 69 Seat Adjuster Handle
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Thanks for your help in advance!!
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Re: 69 Seat Adjuster Handle
The handle/lever on the driver side is connected directly to the latch mechanism that holds/releases the driver side sliding track. There should be a fairly heavy spring that holds the handle/lever (and therefore the latch mechanism) in place until you move the handle to release it.
The passenger side should have a similar latch mechanism that holds/releases the sliding track on that side. The cable connects it to the driver side so both sides should release/latch together. But even if the cable is missing and the passenger side mechanism is messed up, the driver side should still hold. Does the release handle feel like there's quite a bit of spring resistance behind it when you move it? If not, that spring that's supposed to hold it in the latched position might be broken or missing. Or if the release lever is stiff to move, it might be sticking and not going all the way back to the latched position ... might just need some lubrication on the pivot points. |
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Re: 69 Seat Adjuster Handle
No tention at all on the drivers side, passenger side has no handle and driver side stays put until it starts creeping fwd on its own while I'm driving. I have to constantly check it to make sure it stays put so I won't slide fwd. okay with that said sounds like I'm missing the driver side spring, and lever on passenger side anyone got spares they want to get rid of?
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the 1970 seat I have has a metal rod that attaches both sides and has an "S" clip or hook that attaches to the seat frame that keeps it in place. and I agree, that spring has quite a bit of pull on it. hope that helps.
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Re: 69 Seat Adjuster Handle
It's a pretty simple design and would be a lot easier to work on if you pull the seat off the brackets, or pull the whole thing out. Clean it really good, then lube it with your preferred lubrication material ( i use graphite on anything near cloth or vinyl) make sure the hinged tooth for lack of a better word, always lowers completely down. I know the set ups are different, but i have both. The one on my 88+ seat had a weak spring and did exactly what you described. Hopefully that helps. It may also help to get a passenger to slowly slide around as you look under there and figure it out.
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Re: 69 Seat Adjuster Handle
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Here are a couple of threads I posted some pictures in.... http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=418802 http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=287988 Some of the pictures in the second thread are the same as the first thread. LockDoc
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