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Seat Motor woes 900 1992

posted by  Pesti on  Mon Jul 25 11:20 CST 2005
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It seem's my baby has developed some "expected" problems in the driver's front seat motor. I had originally thought that something was jamming the the right
rail,with 3 grandkids in tow constantly it seems I'm forever digging things out from between the seats and the console. After doing a search and reading the FAQs
I decided to pull the seat and do a thorough check, especially after my daughter,
whose at least 4" shorter, decided to move the seat up, now I'm "kissing the windshield" so to speak. the seat wouldent move back at first, now it does the "one rail twist"! I need this car, I can't afford a mechanic, I'm fairly mechanically inclined, so I think I can follow instuction pretty well. I have a garage, and tools so if someone can help me I'd greatly appreciate it. If it turn's out to be somethin I have to replace when I can afford it, Then I would like to know if there is any way to manually adjust the seat, up and back , heck just back would help for now! LOL So here I am looking at the bottem of my driver's side front seat and............


Desperately, Pesti






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