Creaking front seat
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Creaking front seat
I notice my driver's seat making creaking sounds as I go around corners that are inclined. As if, it has become a bit loose. Has anyone else experienced this, and is it something I can do myself? With new cars, it's not obvious where the bolts and screws are thats all. really appreciate some advice.
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I notice my driver's seat making creaking sounds as I go around corners that are inclined. As if, it has become a bit loose. Has anyone else experienced this, and is it something I can do myself? With new cars, it's not obvious where the bolts and screws are thats all. really appreciate some advice.
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Originally Posted by lucifuge
I notice my driver's seat making creaking sounds as I go around corners that are inclined. As if, it has become a bit loose. Has anyone else experienced this, and is it something I can do myself? With new cars, it's not obvious where the bolts and screws are thats all. really appreciate some advice.
Good luck.
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heya Taka im an aussie! :D
I checked the bolts, they are fine. It's actually the immediate leather seat that you sit on that is loose. While kneeling outside the car, if I grab it it rattles somewhat. I can see connections from it the fixed part (hardened plastic) but can't really get to it. I mean apart from not seeing it all clearly, wouldnt know what to tighten.
I checked the bolts, they are fine. It's actually the immediate leather seat that you sit on that is loose. While kneeling outside the car, if I grab it it rattles somewhat. I can see connections from it the fixed part (hardened plastic) but can't really get to it. I mean apart from not seeing it all clearly, wouldnt know what to tighten.
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Wow, I just realized (as I read this) that my seat no longer makes any noise. In fact it hasn't made noise in weeks. It was a problem I'd been meaning to look into, but never got around to it. Maybe I'll still look into it. Didn't seem like a problem that should fix itself, so something else must also be wrong (2 wrongs make a right??) :D
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My seat creaked...I complained to the dealer and they "tightened seat anchor bolts" according to the worksheet. That worked for about a month and then it started creaking again. I live with it.
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My seat creaked...I complained to the dealer and they "tightened seat anchor bolts" according to the worksheet. That worked for about a month and then it started creaking again. I live with it.
I did mine over a year ago... and does not creak even if you move the back rest side to side with force.
Give it a shot. Be careful not to scratch anything while removing the seat. IT is kind've heavy and awkward to pull out. Just use some old blankets to avoid scratching any plastic bits in the interior. While you at it... u can suck out all the dust and foodscraps.
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^^^ that would drive me nuts as well.
I would go to the extreme of stripping everything and using silicone to fill in the gaps. Hopefully it'll stop the creaks. That's the theory. Feel free to try! Let us know the results.
NB: I used silicone to stop the cabling from rattling inside the doors (front and back) where it connects to the grab handle to lever the locking mechanism. IT freaking works. It is flexible enough not to lock up.
Silicone is your friend!
I would go to the extreme of stripping everything and using silicone to fill in the gaps. Hopefully it'll stop the creaks. That's the theory. Feel free to try! Let us know the results.
NB: I used silicone to stop the cabling from rattling inside the doors (front and back) where it connects to the grab handle to lever the locking mechanism. IT freaking works. It is flexible enough not to lock up.
Silicone is your friend!
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Mine creaks too every time I sit in the drivers seat as I am adjusting my behind or when im leaning to get something from the back. Also the rotary crest on the seat creaks a little as well
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