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Sit on it.

posted by  B0RK ^3 on  Tue Feb 7 19:16 CST 2006
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Any ideas on how to go about fixing 242 seats? The recline or seat-forward (to let someone in the back seat) is broken. I know there is a wire or two that goes to two hook catches, that when the button on the side is pressed, it releases the seat to push forward. I am not sure how to fix this broken wire(s. Do I have to take the seat out to work on it? Would I then have to take off the stitching on the back of the seat to get at it? Then, somehow (slopply) stitch it back on? Where could I find seat diagrams, so I know what I should be doing? Help!






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