All other controls work for the seat except the slide forward/backward. It clicks and seems like it may work so I pulled the seat and the rails are clean and there’s nothing obstructing the work gears. Any ideas?
‘95 Passenger seat not moving forward/backward (3 Viewers)
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An 80.That’s why I posted it on 80’s tech
Very common issue check the gears they break 
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The work rod gears?Very common issue check the gears they break
Do you mean worm gear?
There have been few write ups. Try this one. Look ffor a white/yellowed cap with aa cross on one end and threaads on the side. Sometimes this works itself loose, particularly when moveing the seaat forward.
There have been few write ups. Try this one. Look ffor a white/yellowed cap with aa cross on one end and threaads on the side. Sometimes this works itself loose, particularly when moveing the seaat forward.
A few of you have been bugging me about these, and tonight I have some good news for you. The long awaited seat gear appears to have been successfully reproduced.. 
start by removing your seat
take off the front plastic panel
then remove the 4 5mm allen bolts.
start by removing your seat
take off the front plastic panel
then remove the 4 5mm allen bolts.
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Thanks. I know years ago I changed the drivers side because it was slipping, but I know it’s a plastic gear. Do you know where I can source them?Do you mean worm gear?
There have been few write ups. Try this one. Look ffor a white/yellowed cap with aa cross on one end and threaads on the side. Sometimes this works itself loose, particularly when moveing the seaat forward.
A few of you have been bugging me about these, and tonight I have some good news for you. The long awaited seat gear appears to have been successfully reproduced..
start by removing your seat
take off the front plastic panel
then remove the 4 5mm allen bolts.
Gamiveti
What's funny is I went back and edited my post two or three times when I realized I was misspelling their name by spelling it phonetically, and I still got it wrong!!!
Started with Gamavetti
Started with Gamavetti
